Miranda Government achieved a strategic alliance to bring access to technology to communities

Published at: 03/10/2025 12:28 PM

The Government of Miranda achieved a strategic alliance to bring access to technology, innovation and Artificial Intelligence (AI), directly to the communities of the 21 municipalities of Miranda.

The alliance was reached between the Ministry of Telecommunications of the state of Miranda and the innovative Digital Bunker 4.0 team.

The information was released by Paola Artahona, owner of the Telecommunications portfolio, who assured that the agreement will allow a giant step towards the digital future throughout Miranda.

“This pioneering collaboration not only seeks to improve connectivity, but also to lay the foundations for a knowledge society, in which citizens can have the necessary tools in this revolution of technology and innovation,” he said, according to Prensa Gobernación de Miranda.

He also assured that Miranda is at the digital forefront in Venezuela in this area, complying with the instructions of Governor Elio Serrano, who gave us guidelines to improve all public services, including optimizing and updating telecommunications and new technologies in our state

Artahona explained that the alliance will have a line of fundamental actions, including the deployment of Infrastructure: Strengthening and expanding the telecommunications network in areas that are difficult to access and prioritized communities.

Another plan is based on innovation and training, through the development of joint training programs in new technologies, focused especially on programming, data management and the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence.

“There is also the action of Community Impact Projects: Implementation of pilot projects, using cutting-edge technology and AI solutions, to improve public service management, education and security at the local level. And finally, there is the theme of Digital Ecosystem: Creation of coworking spaces and community innovation centers, which serve as nodes for the development of local technological ventures,” he concluded.

Mazo News Team