- On behalf of GPPAN, he proposes reforms to the State Law on Science and Technology.
Durango, Djo.
In order to promote the inclusion of a gender perspective in science, technology and innovation, as well as the equal participation of women and men in the business sector, educational institutions and in the fields of entrepreneurship, Representative Fernando Rocha Amaro introduced an initiative for reforms in the article.
“We consider that in order to increase the productivity and competitiveness of our entity, through scientific and technological progress, and to promote the productive, economic, social and cultural transformation of our entity, it is appropriate to include the gender perspective within the objective and reason of the relevant regulations,” highlighted Rocha Amaro when expanding the reasons for the amendments to the State Code. For science and technology.
The representative, on behalf of the National Action Party parliamentary group, pointed out that enhancing scientific research, technological development and innovation has an impact on better and more efficient production processes, on better services, and on reducing the impact of climate change. Through environmentally friendly solutions, it facilitates access to well-being conditions for families and communities.
“It is appropriate to include the promotion and recognition of the contribution that comes from the women of Durango, as well as from the men in our entity with regard to innovation in science and technology,” he noted.
The legislator considered that the development of knowledge and technological development does not stop, and will not stop, as long as there is a person who has an idea, a concern, or a simple question that needs to be solved.
“Science and technology have enabled us to better understand and adapt to the world of which we are a part, in addition to helping us overcome diseases and promoting better living conditions for human beings in general,” the popular actor concluded. .
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