“The Spanish language cannot be excluded from all the languages that build the Internet and the digital world. There is a challenge and we have to face it,” the president said to the young students she met at the business school that she visited as part of her scheduled agenda on her official trip to this American city. He is traveling to him for the third time as head of the Madrid government.
Díaz Ayuso believes that it is up to new generations, who are digital citizens, “to take charge of this world of possibilities” without forgetting who they are, “and to take care of this amazing heritage that is the Spanish language.” He added: “Just as it did five hundred years ago, it takes us Life is on a new frontier in which robots, artificial intelligence and programming are changing the world as we know it, and in this other world we must also leave our mark.”
In this sense, he explained that in the Community of Madrid they are “convinced” of this, and for this reason, an initiative for digital transformation is being developed “to improve the efficiency and competitiveness of society as a whole”. “It is crucial to take advantage of the opportunities offered by new technologies to improve people’s lives,” he said.
Madrid wants the Spanish language to be the champion of digital transformation, and the president also went on to stress that it is “vitally important” for them that their programming language, artificial intelligence or virtual world platforms use the Spanish language and “be of high quality”, conveying the best of its heritage. , with innovation.
“Pride” of what Hispanidad means
At this point, Díaz Ayuso noted, the Spanish language carries within it “a unique story of adventure, miscegenation, courage, tradition, and coexistence.” “Having it means truly experiencing an enormous field of possibilities that does not fit into any nationality or any region,” he noted, adding that for this reason, it is very important to defend the “pride” that “Hispanidad” means. .
“Here too, in the face of intolerance, we express our pride in what it means to live in Hispanidad with joy, and I call on the people of Madrid, the Spaniards and all Spanish speakers not to waste time on the lies that some want to impose on the people.” “It is time to celebrate and build on the integration we have achieved over many years,” said the head of the regional executive, who believes that “it is time to celebrate and benefit from the integration we have achieved over many years.” “It is time to work together and be authentic, joyful and courageous in freedom,” he added.
College of Business Administration
The Columbia Business School that Diaz Ayuso visited today is one of the oldest and most prestigious colleges in the world and is affiliated with Columbia University, which, along with seven other centers in the northeastern United States, including Harvard, Cornell, Yale, and Princeton, even makes the Ivy League. This select university club is an example of academic excellence with only 5% of applicants making it onto their campus, among whom are several Spanish students with whom the President also held a meeting.
The Community of Madrid includes fifteen of the main business schools in Spain, which attract hundreds of students from all over the world every year, especially from Latin American countries. It is a commitment to the added value that these institutions, some of which are closely linked to the region’s universities, contribute to the Madrid educational system as a hub for talent attraction, academic and business excellence and an access point to employment opportunities for all. University community..
Thus, the Regional Executive participated in the development of the Cualificam Seal, a quality certificate for postgraduate degrees from these schools which is now in its third convocation and was designed in collaboration with these organisations.
