After leading a meeting with the authorities of the Mixed Administration Entity of the Concordia Industrial Park (EMAPI), Mayor Francisco Azcué announced that work is underway to expand the area's surface next year, which will make it one of the largest in the province.
At the meeting, where a year-end review was conducted, Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer, Luis Kolaric, president of EMAPI, and members of its board of directors were present.
“The expansion is very important for the city because it will allow us to advance in the productive development of Concordia and generate better conditions for investments. 145 hectares will be added to the current surface, which will transform our Industrial Park into one of the largest in the province,” highlighted Azcué.
To this, the Mayor recalled some of the measures taken in order to position the city and make it more attractive for the generation of projects, such as the recent Tax Reform. “This is the path we are traveling and working on: supporting the private sector, promoting investment for the generation of genuine employment sources, and becoming a productive city of progress once again.”
For her part, Reta de Urquiza expressed her satisfaction not only with the achievements reached during the current year but also with the joint work carried out with the Deliberative Council, which allows for the implementation of public policies aimed at strengthening the industrial and productive system.
“For our part, we have put a lot of effort into ensuring that this Park can be projected and promoted today, not only in Concordia but also in the province and the country, providing better services, both to the companies already established and to those that wish to join,” remarked Kolaric.
ACTIONS
Regarding the actions developed during 2024 in the operational sector of the Industrial Park, the following stand out:
Modernization of the computer system in the Administration, Engineering, and Scale areas.
The digitization of all existing paper documentation began with the aim of achieving modernization and efficiency in management.
Tools were provided to the general services maintenance staff, as well as the purchase of missing elements for fire suppression in green spaces and forested areas.
In accordance with the plan outlined at the beginning of the year, maintenance work was carried out on the road layout, graveling, street profiling, common green spaces, perimeter fencing, and water quality control.
Tasks were carried out on electrical and lighting installations, as well as improvements to the access portal, administrative offices, scale, water tank, and waiting booth.
In addition, road signage was installed throughout the Industrial Park in accordance with the National Traffic Law.
On the other hand, through a company authorized by the INTI, the annual calibration of the truck weighing scale was carried out.
With the purpose of its reactivation, after being out of service for more than 3 years, a study and re-engineering of the civil works, treatment, and operation conditions of the industrial effluent plant were carried out.
At the meeting, where a year-end review was conducted, Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer, Luis Kolaric, president of EMAPI, and members of its board of directors were present.
“The expansion is very important for the city because it will allow us to advance in the productive development of Concordia and generate better conditions for investments. 145 hectares will be added to the current surface, which will transform our Industrial Park into one of the largest in the province,” highlighted Azcué.
To this, the Mayor recalled some of the measures taken in order to position the city and make it more attractive for the generation of projects, such as the recent Tax Reform. “This is the path we are traveling and working on: supporting the private sector, promoting investment for the generation of genuine employment sources, and becoming a productive city of progress once again.”
For her part, Reta de Urquiza expressed her satisfaction not only with the achievements reached during the current year but also with the joint work carried out with the Deliberative Council, which allows for the implementation of public policies aimed at strengthening the industrial and productive system.
“For our part, we have put a lot of effort into ensuring that this Park can be projected and promoted today, not only in Concordia but also in the province and the country, providing better services, both to the companies already established and to those that wish to join,” remarked Kolaric.
ACTIONS
Regarding the actions developed during 2024 in the operational sector of the Industrial Park, the following stand out:
Modernization of the computer system in the Administration, Engineering, and Scale areas.
The digitization of all existing paper documentation began with the aim of achieving modernization and efficiency in management.
Tools were provided to the general services maintenance staff, as well as the purchase of missing elements for fire suppression in green spaces and forested areas.
In accordance with the plan outlined at the beginning of the year, maintenance work was carried out on the road layout, graveling, street profiling, common green spaces, perimeter fencing, and water quality control.
Tasks were carried out on electrical and lighting installations, as well as improvements to the access portal, administrative offices, scale, water tank, and waiting booth.
In addition, road signage was installed throughout the Industrial Park in accordance with the National Traffic Law.
On the other hand, through a company authorized by the INTI, the annual calibration of the truck weighing scale was carried out.
With the purpose of its reactivation, after being out of service for more than 3 years, a study and re-engineering of the civil works, treatment, and operation conditions of the industrial effluent plant were carried out.