The Ministry of Communications, Infrastructure and Housing (CIV) reported that Mynor Estuardo González Henríquez was appointed new general director of the General Directorate of Transport (DGT).
According to the CIV, the new director assumes the challenge of continuing the actions initiated in recent months, based on three main pillars that seek to improve transport services for Guatemalans.
The first pillar are clearer and controlled processes; Therefore, it will continue to strengthen internal systems to ensure that each procedure “is transparent, with better monitoring and without irregularities.” According to the CIV, this will allow users to trust the processes and access more agile and safe services.
The second pillar is technological modernization. To do this, the incorporation of new technologies that facilitate procedures and improve citizen attention will be promoted, reducing waiting times and increasing accessibility.
The third Pilar, according to the CIV, consists in maintaining work teams composed of “honest professionals, prepared and committed to providing a better service to the population.”
The CIV added that González Henríquez is a lawyer and notary, with more than 20 years of experience in public institutions, among these the Superintendence of Tax Administration, where he held various positions.
“His experience will be key to continue advancing towards a closer and efficient management,” said the CIV.
The Ministry also said that it seeks to strengthen institutional and central government efforts to guarantee “a safe, worthy and service system at the service of all citizens.”
“The CIV recognizes the work of the former director, who left solid bases to continue promoting modernization and frontal fight against corruption in the DGT,” said the portfolio.
“With this appointment, the CIV reaffirms its commitment to offer a transparent, efficient and corruption -free public service, always working for the well -being and dignity of the people of Guatemala,” the statement concluded.
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🚍✨ We welcome Mynor Estuardo González Henríquez as director of the DGT. With +20 years of experience, he will work for a safer, efficient and dignified transport, with transparency and modernization to the service of Guatemala 🇬🇹
Here more details: https://t.co/srkzmkhqe pic.twitter.com/9OH3HFM4EO– Ministry of Communications (@CIV_Guatemala) May 6, 2025