This initiative, fully funded by the council, aims to bring citizens closer to the international cooperation work promoted from the municipality. The experience will take place during the next visit of the local association Mol Beh Taa to Gambia, scheduled for January, and will allow selected participants to learn about the educational center and the reality of the cooperation project.
Requirements to participate include being registered in Casares, being a member or volunteer of Mol Beh Taa, having knowledge of English, and submitting a work proposal or project to be carried out at the Blas Infante Children's School. The application deadline is September 30.
Applications and inquiries can be made directly with Mol Beh Taa via phone at 660 479 291 (WhatsApp) or email at molbehtaa@gmail.com. The program stems from an official visit to Gambia earlier this year by the mayor of Casares, Juan Luis Villalón, and the Councilor for Cooperation, Ana Umbría, who visited the educational center.
The center in Duwasu was built through the efforts of Mol Beh Taa, its members, and collaborating entities, including the Casares City Council, which contributed through the Premios Blas Infante Casares Solidario. With this call, the council reinforces its commitment to international cooperation and citizen participation.
