Governor Durazo Strengthens Alliance with Taiwan to Make the Sonora-Arizona Region More Competitive
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The third generation of 30 university students who will be trained in technological innovation, electromobility and semiconductors in Taiwan, is ready to leave next August 29, with the support of Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño. Portable computers were delivered to the young people who will make a 10-month academic stay in Taiwan as part of the Student Mobility Program that drives the Sonora Plan.
As part of the actions led by Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño to transform Sonora into a competitive state within the North American value chain, particularly due to the economic integration it maintains with Arizona, 30 young people who make up the third generation of the Sonoran Talent to Taiwan program received a laptop computer to strengthen their academic stay in educational institutions on the Asian continent.
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