President Noboa promised one million jobs to university students.

President-candidate Daniel Noboa visited the Universidad Espíritu Santo (UEES) in Samborondón, where he presented his proposal to generate one million jobs in the next four years. During the meeting with university students, he addressed key topics such as youth employment, the economy, and technical education.

Noboa highlighted the urgency of adapting the educational system to the demands of the labor market. He proposed strengthening technical education in areas like refrigeration and specialized services, and creating concrete incentives for hiring young people in the productive sector.

In economic matters, the leader shared positive figures: fiscal revenue increased by 20% in the first two months of the year, representing an additional $400 million. He also noted that bank deposits reached a record of $54.3 billion, reflecting greater confidence in the national financial system.

The leader also presented advances in his youth economic support program, which includes a subsidy of $400 delivered in advance to students. He explained that many young people have used this resource to support their families or start small businesses, showing the direct impact of this measure.

During the dialogue with students from the faculties of Economics and Communication, Noboa emphasized that only 34% of graduates from public universities access formal employment one year after graduating. This, according to him, reaffirms the need for an educational and labor transformation that better connects training with economic reality.

Daniel Noboa's proposal aims at a structural solution to youth unemployment through technical education, labor incentives, and economic stability. With figures supporting better fiscal performance, his plan represents a concrete alternative to generate sustainable employment and directly support young Ecuadorians.