THE SOUTHERN Luzon State University in the province of Quezon signed a memorandum of understanding with the Canadian Executive Service Organization on women empowerment initiatives.

Officials from SLSU and CESO met on Monday for the virtual signing of the agreement.

The project will be implemented by the university’s Office of the International and Alumni Affairs, Graduate School, and College of Administration, Business, Hospitality, and Accountancy.

CESO is a development organization that aims to strengthen economic and social well-being in Canada and other countries.

The organization has delivered more than 47,500 short-term volunteer assignments in more than 125 countries in the world.

The SLSU has also partnered with the Ha Long University in Vietnam on future exchange programs.