At the headquarters of the Prefectura Naval Argentina at the port of Concordia, the ceremony for the change of authorities in the institution took place, an event attended by Mayor Francisco Azcué. Prefect Walter Tagliapietra left the leadership of the force and Prefect Jorge Horacio Ribinski assumed command.
“It is an honor to be at this institution, which I know because I worked with the Prefectura when I was a prosecutor and now as mayor, in this change of authorities, bidding farewell to Prefect Tagliapietra, whom I know and whose work I am aware of,” stated Mayor Azcué.
Subsequently, the official maintained that “Prefectura represents an institution, a very important activity due to the relationship we have with the river here in the city, and also in an era where security will be very important, order will be very important. We must take care of the entire force, to have a very close relationship with them, and for that reason, beyond the institutional relationship, the members of Prefectura are citizens of Concordia,” he argued.
Very moved by concluding his term at the head of Prefectura and embarking on a new journey, Prefect Walter Tagliapietra revealed that it was “a very emotional day, as I am finishing a stage where one takes stock and the results have been positive, at least personally and professionally. It is my turn to say goodbye again, but my heart will always remain in Concordia. I will continue with the same commitment and responsibility with which I have always approached the tasks assigned to me, trying to work objectively. One must always advocate for objectivity, uprightness, and honesty, giving our best, especially when we are dedicated to a service activity,” he reflected.
For his part, Prefect Jorge Horacio Ribinski stated, “Today a difficult career begins; it will be two years of hard work. We will address different pillars in the Prefectura; basically, it is navigation safety, which is the most important for us. There is a lot of recreational navigation here, as well as a lot of fishing, so we will address those pillars. We will combat drug trafficking, smuggling, and all types of crimes that the society of Concordia requires of us. Starting tomorrow, I will start with everything; Walter left the team assembled, it is a matter of continuing and improving.”
“It is an honor to be at this institution, which I know because I worked with the Prefectura when I was a prosecutor and now as mayor, in this change of authorities, bidding farewell to Prefect Tagliapietra, whom I know and whose work I am aware of,” stated Mayor Azcué.
Subsequently, the official maintained that “Prefectura represents an institution, a very important activity due to the relationship we have with the river here in the city, and also in an era where security will be very important, order will be very important. We must take care of the entire force, to have a very close relationship with them, and for that reason, beyond the institutional relationship, the members of Prefectura are citizens of Concordia,” he argued.
Very moved by concluding his term at the head of Prefectura and embarking on a new journey, Prefect Walter Tagliapietra revealed that it was “a very emotional day, as I am finishing a stage where one takes stock and the results have been positive, at least personally and professionally. It is my turn to say goodbye again, but my heart will always remain in Concordia. I will continue with the same commitment and responsibility with which I have always approached the tasks assigned to me, trying to work objectively. One must always advocate for objectivity, uprightness, and honesty, giving our best, especially when we are dedicated to a service activity,” he reflected.
For his part, Prefect Jorge Horacio Ribinski stated, “Today a difficult career begins; it will be two years of hard work. We will address different pillars in the Prefectura; basically, it is navigation safety, which is the most important for us. There is a lot of recreational navigation here, as well as a lot of fishing, so we will address those pillars. We will combat drug trafficking, smuggling, and all types of crimes that the society of Concordia requires of us. Starting tomorrow, I will start with everything; Walter left the team assembled, it is a matter of continuing and improving.”