**Domingo Ramos Medina Assumes Presidency of the Baja California State College of Economists**
Tijuana – In a recent session held in Tijuana, the assembly of Baja California’s economists renewed the directives of the Baja California State College of Economists A.C. During this solemn event, Dr. Domingo Ramos Medina assumed the presidency of the professional association for the second time.
Dr. Ismael Plascencia López, the outgoing president, presented a report summarizing his tenure over the past years before officially passing the baton to his successor.
Ramos Medina, a graduate in Economics from the Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC), also holds a Master’s in Government and Public Policies from the Panamerican University and a Doctorate in Administrative Sciences from UABC. He expressed his gratitude to his colleagues for placing their trust in him once again. He reaffirmed his commitment to fostering unity among members, promoting development opportunities, and increasing economist participation across academic, business, social, and governmental sectors. His vision focuses on benefiting both the association and the broader Baja Californian community.
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