After holding a new meeting with intermediate institutions of the city, the mayor Francisco Azcué confirmed that the July Pact will be signed on August 17th.
On Thursday morning, the Mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué led a new meeting with intermediate institutions of the city within the framework of the July Pact, an opportunity in which progress was made on the formation of the final document.
In this regard, Azcué confirmed that the signing will take place on August 17th, highlighting that beyond its content, “the important thing is the formation of different spaces and working groups that will be developed starting from the signing. During this time we have met with different sectors of the community, where we listened to proposals, outlined strategies and reached agreements”.
STARTING POINT
After thanking all sectors of the community for their participation and willingness, the mayor Azcué stressed that the signing of the document will be the starting point for progressive work.
“Having a platform of ideas is the beginning, the starting point. The goal is to form a network of institutions to work together and we are already doing so. I am very satisfied because the spirit of this institutional agreement is being achieved, which is something that benefits us as a community because it is not good for the State to make isolated decisions. The cities that have done well are those where the leaders knew how to generate articulated work and this is the path to follow in Concordia” stated Azcué.
On Thursday morning, the Mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué led a new meeting with intermediate institutions of the city within the framework of the July Pact, an opportunity in which progress was made on the formation of the final document.
In this regard, Azcué confirmed that the signing will take place on August 17th, highlighting that beyond its content, “the important thing is the formation of different spaces and working groups that will be developed starting from the signing. During this time we have met with different sectors of the community, where we listened to proposals, outlined strategies and reached agreements”.
STARTING POINT
After thanking all sectors of the community for their participation and willingness, the mayor Azcué stressed that the signing of the document will be the starting point for progressive work.
“Having a platform of ideas is the beginning, the starting point. The goal is to form a network of institutions to work together and we are already doing so. I am very satisfied because the spirit of this institutional agreement is being achieved, which is something that benefits us as a community because it is not good for the State to make isolated decisions. The cities that have done well are those where the leaders knew how to generate articulated work and this is the path to follow in Concordia” stated Azcué.