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UHo Participates in the 16th RED-DEES Meeting in Uruguay

Dr. Marisol Pérez Campaña, Vice-Rector for Strategic Management at the University of Holguin, is representing the Cuban institution. At the 16th International Meeting of the Network for Strategic Management in Higher Education (RED-DEES). A high-level academic gathering taking place at the University of the Republic in Montevideo, Uruguay.

As part of this event, which brings together administrators and experts from across Ibero-America. The Vice-Rector took an active role in the 11th International Congress, “University Management: Current Issues and Challenges for Transformation.” There, she shared the experiences of the Holguin-based university. Contributed to discussions on the contemporary challenges of management within the higher education sector.

To understand the significance of this participation, it is essential to note that RED-DEES is an international academic network. Composed of higher education institutions and university networks from various geographic regions. Its mission is to foster research, postgraduate studies, and multilateral cooperation focused on strategic management in universities.

Established with the goal of enhancing the quality and relevance of institutional management, the network facilitates the exchange of best practices. Also the mobility of administrators, and the development of joint projects. It serves as a vital platform for universities. Such as the University of Holguin, to share their progress and learn from similar experiences across the region.

The presence of Dr. Pérez Campaña at this forum not only validates the strategic work being carried out at the University of Holguin. But also underscores the institution’s commitment to continuous improvement and the internationalization of its management processes.

Participation in forums like RED-DEES goes beyond mere attendance at an academic event. It represents a concrete opportunity to strengthen ties with institutions in the region. To foster the exchange of knowledge, and open new doors for international collaboration. In a context where higher education faces constant challenges. Such networks are essential for promoting models that are more interconnected, innovative, and prepared to respond to the current demands of society.

The work of the vice-rector from Holguin recognized for her commitment to the institution’s strategic development. It contributes directly to raising the international profile of the University of Holguin. For building alliances that benefit both the academic community and the broader environment in which the university operates.

By: Daimy Peña Guillén