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• Global Exchange's subsidiary in Guatemala has signed a collaboration agreement with the Government to promote a social project for children with intellectual functioning limitations.
  

  
  

• The signing ceremony was attended by the President and CEO of Global Exchange, Isidoro J. Alanís, along with His Excellency the President of the Republic of Guatemala, Mr. Bernardo Arévalo, and the country's First Lady, Mrs. Lucrecia Peinado.
  

  
  

Global Exchange's subsidiary in Guatemala has signed a collaboration agreement with the Government to promote a social project for children and adolescents with intellectual functioning limitations and autism spectrum disorders. The agreement was signed by the President and CEO of Global Exchange, Isidoro J. Alanís, in a ceremony attended by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Guatemala, Mr. Bernardo Arévalo, and the country's First Lady, Mrs. Lucrecia Peinado, who is driving this project.

Four specialized care centers

The project includes the establishment of four mini remote care centers located in towns in the interior of Guatemala. These centers will provide specialized remote care to minors with special needs, under the technical support of the Neurological Institute of Guatemala.
Global Exchange's participation will ensure that these spaces have the best physical and technological conditions, creating effective, accessible, and safe environments that enhance the cognitive development of participants.

A commitment born from social conviction

"For Global Exchange, it is an honor to contribute to such a noble and inspiring cause," stated Isidoro J. Alanís during the signing ceremony. "We define ourselves as a company with soul, where people are at the center of everything we do. We firmly believe in the importance of giving back to society part of what it gives us."

The project stems from the Spanish multinational's collaboration with the Secretariat of Social Welfare (SBS) and the Secretariat of Social Works of the President's Wife (SOSEP).

Established presence in Guatemala

Global Exchange has maintained a solid presence in Guatemala since 2009, where it currently has 12 currency exchange offices strategically distributed at La Aurora International Airport, shopping centers such as Fontabella and Cayalá, Flores Island, Panajachel, and Antigua Guatemala.
The company is also a leader in the American market with a presence in 13 countries and more than 230 offices across the continent.

Corporate social commitment

Global Exchange's social commitment is articulated through collaboration with institutions and groups that work directly with people who need it most. Because it understands that this is the best way to generate a real and effective social impact.

Furthermore, the company understands that businesses, beyond their economic activity, must be agents of social change, actively contributing to the development and well-being of the communities where they operate.