Nayib Bukele, President of El Salvador, announced that Google has plans to establish an office in the country, in addition to signing a strategic agreement with Google Cloud.

Undoubtedly, the rapprochement between the Central American country and the technological giant could make it the technological center of the region.

The information published this Tuesday in the different local and international media indicates that “Google plans to establish an office and offer Google Distributed Cloud (GDC) services to help the country digitally transform, modernize government services and improve health care and education.”

Against all odds or bets from the rest of the world, Bukele has positioned the nation as one of the strongest in the entire continent. Without the openness that you have shown towards the use and development of technologies and, of course, cryptocurrencies, a partnership with Google would not have been possible.

Among the priority areas that the alliance between the government of El Salvador and Google will address is digital government, which includes “securely digitizing government processes and projects, including electronic invoicing, permits, and other initiatives.”

Also, the education sectors, medical attention to the population with the incorporation of artificial intelligence from “Google Cloud to help doctors with access to information in real time to improve the experience and health of people, including entire communities” in the country.

El Salvador is ready to take the crucial step on the technological stage, and now it has the support of Google.

Google plans to establish operations in El Salvador 😉🇸🇻

Official press release from @Google:https://t.co/Fm1i3YizNr

— Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele) August 29, 2023

M.Pino

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The president of Stadler Valencia (Spain), Íñigo Parra, announced that the company selected its headquarters in the city Valencia to turn it into a world-renowned railway technology center. It should becoeme its new technology center for regional and commuter trains for North America and Southern Europe.”

The news was supplied during his participation in the Cadena SER forum in Valencia “Business and Mobility“, which was also attended by the Minister of Transport, José Luis Ábalos, and the president of the Valencian Community, Ximo Puig.

This initiative implies an investment of 40 million euros, and estimates to establish some “500 jobs in the facility that is already centenary, which will mean increasing the workforce by more than 40%.”

The purpose established by the Swiss headquarters is “to multiply the workload of the plant, which will incorporate the technology for manufacturing aluminum boxes for passenger trains.”

There are several key factors that have allowed the multinational to make this decision, among which are the efficiency of the factory and the competitiveness of the workforce, as well as social peace.

Stadler has its production center in the town of Albuixech and is one of the main industrial and technological centers of the Valencian Community. The company currently employs 1,200 workers, of which 400 are engineers, dedicating themselves to the design and development of efficient, sustainable, flexible solutions adapted to the new needs of rail transport and the mobility that today’s travelers need.

M.Rodríguez

Source: cincodias.elpais.com

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