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Government invests 500 million euros in 402 centers

Observador11 September 2026 at 20:18

The government invested 500 million euros in creating 402 specialized technology centers across the country. This amount represents a significant investment in the education and professional training sector.

The Minister of Education revealed that the integrated investment exceeded the target initially established for this project. The number of centers created ended up being higher than planned in the original targets.

Specifically, 40 more specialized technology centers were created than the government had initially planned. This excess in relation to the targets demonstrates execution above expectations in the center network expansion program.

The investment aims to strengthen technical and specialized training, responding to the needs of the labor market and the national economy. The centers should provide practical training in specific technological areas.

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