Sergio París is appointed new director of Aerocivil

In the last hours Sergio París The new director of Civil Aeronautics was appointed, according to what the Minister of Transportation, Guillermo Reyes, announced after three months of Government with an official in charge.

(Read: Prosecutor’s Office begins investigation of Aerocivil for alleged corruption).

“He is a person over 30 years old, he knows how the entity works and this will allow the solution of the problem he is currently experiencing,” the minister wrote on Twitter.

Paris has a Master’s Degree in Administration and Business from the Universidad del Rosario and a master’s degree in aeronautical and aerospace engineering from the Toulouse Bussisnes School Aerospace.

París joined the Special Administrative Unit of Civil Aeronautics as a coordinator in International Standards management, as an aeronautical professional V, to later perform roles as director V, aeronautical advisor, group coordinator, aeronautical specialist II and director of a decentralized entity. However, it was not his first step through the entity, In 2009 he served as secretary in operational systems for three years.

Likewise, this would not be the first time that he would work with President Gustavo Petro, since during his tenure as mayor, París served in 2014 as manager of TransMilenio until 2016. However, París served since 2012 as director of Alternative Railroads, Railroads and EC until his promotion.

(Also: Aerocivil responds to allegations of corruption).

After being appointed, his suitability for the position will be verified and any disability will be ruled out, the new director will have the difficult challenge of solving the current controversy over the credibility of the entity, which is indicated by links to drug trafficking and acts of corruption.

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