This Thursday, at the offices of the Undersecretariat of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, the Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, delivered three libraries to various communities in the city.
The deliveries were received by the “Domingo Faustino Sarmiento” Library of the Tavella Norte neighborhood; the Library of the Parish Hall of the José Hernández neighborhood, and the Mobile Library of the Undersecretariat of Education, which will soon begin touring the city's neighborhoods.
What was carried out this Thursday is part of a series of donations destined for various libraries in Concordia, managed through the “Argentine Rural Libraries” Program. In total, ten libraries with 1,000 copies each will be distributed in different sectors of the city.
Mayor Francisco Azcué remarked that “this is an important step to strengthen education and culture in our city. Libraries are essential places for the development of our communities and we are committed to providing them with the necessary resources for their growth. We want to see them full of children, young people and residents in general using them, reading, and learning.”
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto expressed his satisfaction with said delivery since “it is fundamental that all neighborhoods have access to quality books and educational materials. This program allows us to bring education to every corner of Concordia.”
From the Education department, they also thanked the logistical support provided by the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande (CTM) for the transport of the books from the city of Buenos Aires, which demonstrates a joint effort in favor of the cultural and educational well-being of Concordia.
The deliveries were received by the “Domingo Faustino Sarmiento” Library of the Tavella Norte neighborhood; the Library of the Parish Hall of the José Hernández neighborhood, and the Mobile Library of the Undersecretariat of Education, which will soon begin touring the city's neighborhoods.
What was carried out this Thursday is part of a series of donations destined for various libraries in Concordia, managed through the “Argentine Rural Libraries” Program. In total, ten libraries with 1,000 copies each will be distributed in different sectors of the city.
Mayor Francisco Azcué remarked that “this is an important step to strengthen education and culture in our city. Libraries are essential places for the development of our communities and we are committed to providing them with the necessary resources for their growth. We want to see them full of children, young people and residents in general using them, reading, and learning.”
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto expressed his satisfaction with said delivery since “it is fundamental that all neighborhoods have access to quality books and educational materials. This program allows us to bring education to every corner of Concordia.”
From the Education department, they also thanked the logistical support provided by the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande (CTM) for the transport of the books from the city of Buenos Aires, which demonstrates a joint effort in favor of the cultural and educational well-being of Concordia.