It was within the framework of the conference organized by the Real Estate Network of Concordia. “You are the ones who take risks, we must work on public policies so that those projects are possible”.
Organized by the Real Estate Network of Concordia, an open talk titled “Politics and economy from now on” was held this Thursday afternoon, which featured the presence of economist Juan Carlos de Pablo and significant participation from the local public and representatives of the business sector.
The mayor Francisco Azcué participated in it, accompanied by the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, the Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio, and the Cabinet and Treasury Coordination Secretary Pablo Ferreyra.
At the opening of the activity, the Municipal President stated that the government administration he leads has a deep respect for the private sector “because they are the ones who invest, take risks, and decide to undertake projects that entail a great effort, and we who govern are aware of that. We must work with you, creating conditions so that those projects are possible”.
Following that line, Azcué emphasized that for this to be a benefit for everyone, the old practices of a state “that plunders the private sector, suffocating it with municipal taxes, contributions, and excessive regulations that have only caused discouragement to investments” must be set aside.
That is why, the mayor of Concordia recalled, a few days ago the Tax Reform project was presented, whose objective is to eliminate more than 300 municipal taxes, “betting on debureaucratization, deregulation, and encouraging SMEs or entrepreneurs to develop projects that are a great benefit for all residents of Concordia”.
Finally, he highlighted that all the conditions are in place for our city to return to being the Concordia of a few years ago, “moving away from welfarism and creating the conditions for investments to exist. In this, we politicians must step aside and promote actions so that you -the private sector, in this case, the real estate sector- do well. We are convinced that this is the way,” he pointed out.
Organized by the Real Estate Network of Concordia, an open talk titled “Politics and economy from now on” was held this Thursday afternoon, which featured the presence of economist Juan Carlos de Pablo and significant participation from the local public and representatives of the business sector.
The mayor Francisco Azcué participated in it, accompanied by the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, the Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio, and the Cabinet and Treasury Coordination Secretary Pablo Ferreyra.
At the opening of the activity, the Municipal President stated that the government administration he leads has a deep respect for the private sector “because they are the ones who invest, take risks, and decide to undertake projects that entail a great effort, and we who govern are aware of that. We must work with you, creating conditions so that those projects are possible”.
Following that line, Azcué emphasized that for this to be a benefit for everyone, the old practices of a state “that plunders the private sector, suffocating it with municipal taxes, contributions, and excessive regulations that have only caused discouragement to investments” must be set aside.
That is why, the mayor of Concordia recalled, a few days ago the Tax Reform project was presented, whose objective is to eliminate more than 300 municipal taxes, “betting on debureaucratization, deregulation, and encouraging SMEs or entrepreneurs to develop projects that are a great benefit for all residents of Concordia”.
Finally, he highlighted that all the conditions are in place for our city to return to being the Concordia of a few years ago, “moving away from welfarism and creating the conditions for investments to exist. In this, we politicians must step aside and promote actions so that you -the private sector, in this case, the real estate sector- do well. We are convinced that this is the way,” he pointed out.