Mayor Francisco Azcué held a working meeting with the Secretary of Modernization of Entre Ríos, Emanuel Gainza. The meeting took place this Tuesday at noon, in the Mayors' Hall of the Municipal Palace.
CONNECTIVITY
Azcué highlighted the visit as a sign of the permanent contact “with all the officials of the Provincial Government, due to our governor's vocation to work jointly with the Municipality of Concordia”.
“We are much more efficient when we work together”, insisted the mayor. In this case, he added, “an agreement has been signed with the Secretariat of Modernization, which has installed some Wi-Fi points for us, which is something very important for connectivity”.
Furthermore, Azcué cited, “we are advancing on several projects linked to fiber optic connectivity to reach our Industrial Park and to bring internet to schools”.
The head of the Concordia municipal government stressed that in his administration, state jurisdictions do not matter when it comes to providing solutions. “We already know that such a school needs connectivity or that our Industrial Park needs to have a good connection to be able to provide better conditions to attract investments, and that is why we are moving forward”, he pointed out.
DIGITAL DIVIDE
Emanuel Gainza expressed that he was “very happy to be in Concordia because the truth is that 'Gringo' is a friend with whom we also share this very important vision of how to bring development to the cities and the province”.
The work agenda for this Tuesday “has connectivity as its main axis, not only regarding the Wi-Fi points that we have already installed and that are already working, but also a connectivity plan where we want to add fiber optics to Concordia and accompany the decentralization process that the Municipality is carrying out so that the services it provides are also accompanied by good quality internet”.
The idea, noted the Secretary of Modernization, is “as the mayor said, to work together, it does not matter if it is the municipality, the province, or the national government, we have to guarantee that services reach the citizens today and that we can improve the quality of connections in order to reduce the digital divide and in order to generate opportunities”.
ATTENDEES
The meeting was attended by the Coordinating Secretary of Cabinet and Treasury of the Municipality of Concordia, Pablo Ferreyra, and the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell'Olio; among others.
CONNECTIVITY
Azcué highlighted the visit as a sign of the permanent contact “with all the officials of the Provincial Government, due to our governor's vocation to work jointly with the Municipality of Concordia”.
“We are much more efficient when we work together”, insisted the mayor. In this case, he added, “an agreement has been signed with the Secretariat of Modernization, which has installed some Wi-Fi points for us, which is something very important for connectivity”.
Furthermore, Azcué cited, “we are advancing on several projects linked to fiber optic connectivity to reach our Industrial Park and to bring internet to schools”.
The head of the Concordia municipal government stressed that in his administration, state jurisdictions do not matter when it comes to providing solutions. “We already know that such a school needs connectivity or that our Industrial Park needs to have a good connection to be able to provide better conditions to attract investments, and that is why we are moving forward”, he pointed out.
DIGITAL DIVIDE
Emanuel Gainza expressed that he was “very happy to be in Concordia because the truth is that 'Gringo' is a friend with whom we also share this very important vision of how to bring development to the cities and the province”.
The work agenda for this Tuesday “has connectivity as its main axis, not only regarding the Wi-Fi points that we have already installed and that are already working, but also a connectivity plan where we want to add fiber optics to Concordia and accompany the decentralization process that the Municipality is carrying out so that the services it provides are also accompanied by good quality internet”.
The idea, noted the Secretary of Modernization, is “as the mayor said, to work together, it does not matter if it is the municipality, the province, or the national government, we have to guarantee that services reach the citizens today and that we can improve the quality of connections in order to reduce the digital divide and in order to generate opportunities”.
ATTENDEES
The meeting was attended by the Coordinating Secretary of Cabinet and Treasury of the Municipality of Concordia, Pablo Ferreyra, and the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell'Olio; among others.