La Vega . – The deputy director of the National Institute of Student Welfare (Inabie), Luis Valdez, representing the executive director of the institution, Adolfo Pérez, swore in Indhira Ovalles as the new provincial representative of INABIE in this province, a position from which she assumes the supervision, coordination and monitoring of all institutional actions that are carried out in this demarcation.
During the activity, held in the government of this province, where the INABIE office also operates, Valdez highlighted that strengthening the territorial presence of Inabie is fundamental to ensure a more efficient and articulated management. “We are consolidating a close structure, with response capacity and focused on ensuring that INABIE services are executed with order, transparency and adherence to institutional guidelines,” he expressed.
The new provincial representative, Indhira Ovalles, expressed her commitment to work alongside local authorities, communities, and educational stakeholders in the area, with the purpose of strengthening supervision, improving processes, and ensuring the proper fulfillment of Inabie’s responsibilities throughout the territory.
In the act also participated, the coordinator of the Provincial Representation Offices of Inabie, Santo Gervacio, who positively valued the designation and highlighted that this territorial structure allows to improve inter-institutional coordination, optimize response times and ensure a more effective presence of that institution in each province.
Also present at the activity were Senator Rogelio Genao; Desiré García, representing the governor of this province, Luisa Jiménez; the deputy mayor of La Vega, Amado Gómez; Colonel Enmanuel Pérez Polanco; Clary Ángeles, president of the Council of Aldermen, and Omar Beato, executive director of Coraavega.
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In addition, Colonel Guillermo Guzmán; regional sub-commander of La Vega, former deputy David Pérez; Stanley Ureña, district director of Buena Vista, Jarabacoa; Nelson Cosme, director of the Northern Regional of Idopril; Eddy Flores, president of the Vegana Federation of Neighborhood Councils; Blady Viloria, former president of Cooravega, Jhovanny Delgado, director of District 06-02 of Education; Máximo Castillo, regional director of the Ministry of Public Works, and Aneudys Cepeda, representing the Ministry of the Presidency, among other provincial authorities.
