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President of Uni-Trade Joins the Board of Trustees of the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas

By Editorial Team

Tamaulipas

June 18, 2025





On June 17, the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas (UAT) held the 120th Meeting of its Honorable University Board of Trustees, a collegiate body essential to the consolidation of the institution's academic, administrative, and social projects. During this session, Eduardo A. Garza Robles, Chairman of the Board of Grupo Uni-Trade, was formally welcomed as a new member of the Board, following an invitation extended by Rector Dámaso Leonardo Anaya Alvarado on June 10.

This appointment recognizes Mr. Garza Robles’ distinguished career in foreign trade and logistics, as well as his ongoing commitment to the economic and social development of Tamaulipas. His experience and business vision will contribute to UAT's efforts to strengthen the training of professionals with ethical values, technical expertise, and a global perspective.

“I accept this role with deep respect and responsibility. As a businessman and customs broker, I enthusiastically join the projects that promote the institutional development of our University, convinced that higher education is the most powerful engine for the development of Tamaulipas,” said Garza Robles during his address to the Board.

During the session, the university’s financial statements were also presented, along with the appointment of the new Head of the Internal Control Office, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to transparency and accountability.

The meeting was attended by the university’s leadership team, including secretaries and heads of strategic departments, who exchanged ideas and proposals to continue strengthening UAT’s academic and administrative work.

The day concluded with a working lunch, where upcoming projects and challenges for the university were discussed, reaffirming its role as the leading institution of higher education in the state and its commitment to training talent that contributes to the sustainable development of Tamaulipas.

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