Zacatecas se convirti贸 en sede del Congreso Nacional Honestidad Zacatecas, un espacio de di谩logo y reflexi贸n organizado por los tres Poderes del Estado. El objetivo es fortalecer la cultura de la integridad en el servicio p煤blico.
Liderazgo en capacitaci贸n y profesionalizaci贸n
El evento inaugural cont贸 con la participaci贸n de la Magistrada Presidenta del Tribunal de Justicia Administrativa, A铆da Alicia Lugo D谩vila, quien refiri贸 la relevancia de la capacitaci贸n, el compromiso y la honestidad de los servidores p煤blicos.
Ernesto Gonz谩lez Romo, secretario de la Funci贸n P煤blica, ratific贸 que la honestidad, la 茅tica p煤blica y los valores son el pilar del Gobierno de Zacatecas.
Transparencia y prevenci贸n
David Isaac Ortiz Calzada, de la Auditor铆a Superior de la Federaci贸n (ASF), subray贸 que la meta es prevenir actos de corrupci贸n, m谩s que solo vigilar y se帽alar.
La ex Comisionada del INAI, Norma Julieta del R铆o Venegas, destac贸 la importancia de la participaci贸n ciudadana para consolidar instituciones confiables y la transparencia Zacatecas.
馃 Zacatecas Hosts National Congress Honesty on Public Integrity
In a joint effort between the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branches, Zacatecas is hosting the National Congress Honesty. The forum is dedicated to dialogue, reflection, and institutional strengthening around public integrity in public service.
Experts emphasize prevention and transparency
The opening ceremony included specialists, public servants, and academics. David Isaac Ortiz Calzada from the Federal Superior Audit Office (ASF) stressed the importance of these forums for prevention, stating: 芦We want to prevent, not just signal or supervise.禄
Norma Julieta del R铆o Venegas, former INAI Commissioner, highlighted transparency and justice and the importance of citizen participation in building reliable institutions.
Commitment to Ethics
Ernesto Gonz谩lez Romo, Secretary of the Public Function, ratified that honesty, ethics, and values are vital for an integral and transparent public administration.
The event showcases the commitment of the state’s three branches (SFP, Legislature’s Internal Control Body, and Administrative Justice Tribunal) to a culture of public honesty.
