
The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Productive Development, invites the entire community to participate in the Expo Concordia Produce, which will take place on Friday, October 17th and Saturday, October 18th at the Convention Center and the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park.
The event is consolidated as the main meeting point between the productive, industrial, commercial, academic, and governmental sectors of the region, with the objective of strengthening public-private integration, disseminating local production, and promoting technological innovation in all areas.
BROAD AND PARTICIPATORY PROGRAM
During the two days, the Expo Concordia Produce will offer a varied agenda of activities for the general public, starting each day at 9:00 AM. At the Central Park and Viñedos Moulins, visitors will be able to tour production, industry, commerce, and institutional stands that will showcase the work of entrepreneurs, SMEs, and public agencies.
In parallel, the Convention Center halls will host conferences, panels, technical presentations, and university activities linked to knowledge, innovation, and productive sustainability.
On Friday, October 17th, the day will begin at 9:30 AM with the inaugural ceremony, with the presence of municipal and provincial authorities and representatives of the private sector.
Subsequently, the conference “Tools for the Internationalization of SMEs” will be given by Cynthia Cabrol, and a technical tour organized by CiVerCon will be carried out, which will visit different peri-urban productive alternatives in Concordia, Osvaldo Magnasco, Colonia Roca, Estancia Grande, and Calabacillas.
The day will conclude with a university cocktail, the presentation of the IAPSER agro line, and the keynote speech by Lic. Fernando Marull, titled “Post-Election Economy”.
On Saturday, October 18th, starting at 8:00 AM, the opening of the Congress of Innovation and Regional Linkage (CiVerCon) will take place, with the participation of leaders from universities, institutions, and agro-industrial producers. Throughout the day, the challenges and potential of the sector, international experiences, and proposals for the agro-industrial development of Concordia will be addressed.
Among the talks to be held are the following:
“From information to value”, by Carlos Pasqualini.
“Digitalization of Tax Revenue”, by Fernando Marsicano.
“Public speaking for entrepreneurs”, by Ivone Saleh.
“Regional Development”, by Héctor Laca.
“Artificial Intelligence in Production”, by Dr. Eng. Sergio D. Salimbeni.
The official closing will take place at 7:00 p.m., with the conference “Discovering the magic of the border: A binational tourist region,” presided over by Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Mayor of Salto, Carlos Albisu, in a meeting that reaffirms the cooperation between both cities.
“The Expo Concordia Produce is a space that reflects the potential, the capacity for work, and the creativity of our city. It is a meeting point to think together about how to continue strengthening local and regional development,” expressed the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer.
“We want to invite all residents to come, visit the stands, participate in the conferences, and learn firsthand everything that is produced and created in Concordia. It is an opportunity to connect, learn, and project the future of our city,” he added.
The event is consolidated as the main meeting point between the productive, industrial, commercial, academic, and governmental sectors of the region, with the objective of strengthening public-private integration, disseminating local production, and promoting technological innovation in all areas.
BROAD AND PARTICIPATORY PROGRAM
During the two days, the Expo Concordia Produce will offer a varied agenda of activities for the general public, starting each day at 9:00 AM. At the Central Park and Viñedos Moulins, visitors will be able to tour production, industry, commerce, and institutional stands that will showcase the work of entrepreneurs, SMEs, and public agencies.
In parallel, the Convention Center halls will host conferences, panels, technical presentations, and university activities linked to knowledge, innovation, and productive sustainability.
On Friday, October 17th, the day will begin at 9:30 AM with the inaugural ceremony, with the presence of municipal and provincial authorities and representatives of the private sector.
Subsequently, the conference “Tools for the Internationalization of SMEs” will be given by Cynthia Cabrol, and a technical tour organized by CiVerCon will be carried out, which will visit different peri-urban productive alternatives in Concordia, Osvaldo Magnasco, Colonia Roca, Estancia Grande, and Calabacillas.
The day will conclude with a university cocktail, the presentation of the IAPSER agro line, and the keynote speech by Lic. Fernando Marull, titled “Post-Election Economy”.
On Saturday, October 18th, starting at 8:00 AM, the opening of the Congress of Innovation and Regional Linkage (CiVerCon) will take place, with the participation of leaders from universities, institutions, and agro-industrial producers. Throughout the day, the challenges and potential of the sector, international experiences, and proposals for the agro-industrial development of Concordia will be addressed.
Among the talks to be held are the following:
“From information to value”, by Carlos Pasqualini.
“Digitalization of Tax Revenue”, by Fernando Marsicano.
“Public speaking for entrepreneurs”, by Ivone Saleh.
“Regional Development”, by Héctor Laca.
“Artificial Intelligence in Production”, by Dr. Eng. Sergio D. Salimbeni.
The official closing will take place at 7:00 p.m., with the conference “Discovering the magic of the border: A binational tourist region,” presided over by Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Mayor of Salto, Carlos Albisu, in a meeting that reaffirms the cooperation between both cities.
“The Expo Concordia Produce is a space that reflects the potential, the capacity for work, and the creativity of our city. It is a meeting point to think together about how to continue strengthening local and regional development,” expressed the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer.
“We want to invite all residents to come, visit the stands, participate in the conferences, and learn firsthand everything that is produced and created in Concordia. It is an opportunity to connect, learn, and project the future of our city,” he added.
