The president of the institution, Javier Milián, sent a message to the community to commemorate the historical milestone of the Lottery.
El Salvador.- The National Lottery of Beneficence of El Salvador (LNB) is celebrating. It is a historical milestone as the institution is celebrating its 154th anniversary. For this reason, the president of the LNB, Javier Milián, sent a message to the community.
“It is a significant moment that invites us to reflect on our legacy, our achievements, and above all, the renewed commitment we have with our mission,” begins Milián's message and continues: “From its beginnings, the Lottery has represented not only the possibility of transforming lives through prizes, but also a symbol of integrity, transparency, and responsibility. These fundamental values have been the foundation upon which we have built an exemplary institution, recognized both for its operational excellence and its positive impact on society”.
Furthermore, the president of the LNB, took the opportunity of the anniversary to express his gratitude to each of the employees, who, with their daily dedication and tireless professionalism, make it possible for the Lottery to continue being a benchmark of trust and efficiency: “It is you, the Lottery family, who bring to life our vision of service and excellence”, he emphasized.
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In the letter, Milián wrote: “I cannot fail to mention all the Salvadorans who participate and buy our Lottery products daily, such as Lotín and Lotra. Thanks to your participation, we make our vision of changing lives and contributing to our country through our program “Together We Do Charity”, as well as each of the lives transformed thanks to our draws”.
And he continued: “Looking forward, we face new challenges and exciting opportunities. I fully trust that, with our collaborative spirit and our ability to adapt, we will continue to reach new goals and make a difference in the lives of thousands of people”.
