Isabel Baltazar, professor at ISEC Lisboa and Coordinator of the UNESCO Chair "The City that Educates and Transforms," was recently honored with the title of Ambassador of the Foundation for the Integration and Development of Latin America (FIDAL). The appointment was formally announced through a letter of appreciation from the Executive President of FIDAL, Dr. Rosalía Arteaga Serrano. The letter recognizes the professor's distinguished academic and professional career, as well as her commitment to education and social impact projects.

This distinction is part of the "FIDAL Ambassadors Project," an international initiative that aims to strengthen educational programs, develop cooperation networks, and create transformative opportunities for diverse communities across Latin America and Europe. Professor Isabel Baltazar's participation in this project represents a significant contribution to building institutional and academic bridges between ISEC Lisboa and international organizations. Her involvement aims to "drive educational initiatives, strengthen training programs, and generate a positive impact in various territories," reinforcing the role of education as a tool for human and social development.

About FIDAL FIDAL is an organization dedicated to promoting integration and development in Latin America, operating in areas such as education, culture, innovation, and international cooperation. Its mission is based on creating collaborative networks between institutions and professionals committed to the values of citizenship, inclusion, and social transformation.

Institutional Recognition For ISEC Lisboa, this distinction represents important international recognition of the work developed by the professor and the UNESCO Chair she coordinates, reaffirming the institution's commitment to education as an engine for social change.

ISEC Lisboa congratulates Professor Isabel Baltazar on this honorable appointment and wishes her great success in this new and significant mission.