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New Spanish classes commence for public servants
The Foreign Service Institute of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with the Government of Colombia yesterday launched a new term of the Spanish language course for public servants.
Professor Felix Gonzalez (center) with participants of the course
During the next three months, public servants will be “provided with the necessary tools to bridge cultures, encourage learning and cultural exchange,” said Professor Felix Gonzalez of the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana.
The course, “Dissemination of the Colombian culture through the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language,” has been organized under a 1970 cultural agreement between the two Governments.
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