During this Friday at noon, with the presence of mayor Francisco Azcué, the EMAPI board of directors provided him with a management report for these first few months.
At the organization's headquarters, the mayor received a detailed management report from the president of the Mixed Administration Entity of the Industrial Park (EMAPI), Luis Alberto Kolarik, covering the first months of the current administration.
On the occasion, the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza was present; the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer and members of the EMAPI board of directors.
PROGRESS AND PROJECTION
In this regard, mayor Azcué stated that “these are meetings held periodically, here at the Industrial Park, where they present us with the progress report on all the work that is being carried out”.
The Municipal President detailed that in the meetings “all parties are present, the director who is part of our organizational structure, the intermediate institutions that are part of this board, and also the representatives of those established here”.
The mayor of Concordia highlighted his satisfaction “with the work that is being done”, since in these months “much progress has been made on structural issues, which are important for this park to continue growing and continue attracting investments to our city”.
A PARK WITH ALL SERVICES
For his part, the president of EMAPI, Luis Kolarik, stressed that “we are planning a park that has all the services so that companies interested in Concordia can arrive and have every possibility to develop”.
In that context, Kolaric pointed out that the commitment is to “open the doors for all industries that want to develop here, based on all the raw materials and human capital that the city of Concordia has”.
It is worth remembering that the Industrial Park of Concordia has been operating since 1992, housing and boosting local activity.
Currently, the site houses a large number of companies from various sectors, such as timber, food, metallurgical, construction, services, chemical, electronics, information technology, and biofuel; among others.
At the organization's headquarters, the mayor received a detailed management report from the president of the Mixed Administration Entity of the Industrial Park (EMAPI), Luis Alberto Kolarik, covering the first months of the current administration.
On the occasion, the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza was present; the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer and members of the EMAPI board of directors.
PROGRESS AND PROJECTION
In this regard, mayor Azcué stated that “these are meetings held periodically, here at the Industrial Park, where they present us with the progress report on all the work that is being carried out”.
The Municipal President detailed that in the meetings “all parties are present, the director who is part of our organizational structure, the intermediate institutions that are part of this board, and also the representatives of those established here”.
The mayor of Concordia highlighted his satisfaction “with the work that is being done”, since in these months “much progress has been made on structural issues, which are important for this park to continue growing and continue attracting investments to our city”.
A PARK WITH ALL SERVICES
For his part, the president of EMAPI, Luis Kolarik, stressed that “we are planning a park that has all the services so that companies interested in Concordia can arrive and have every possibility to develop”.
In that context, Kolaric pointed out that the commitment is to “open the doors for all industries that want to develop here, based on all the raw materials and human capital that the city of Concordia has”.
It is worth remembering that the Industrial Park of Concordia has been operating since 1992, housing and boosting local activity.
Currently, the site houses a large number of companies from various sectors, such as timber, food, metallurgical, construction, services, chemical, electronics, information technology, and biofuel; among others.