During this Monday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué held a working meeting with the Mixed Entity for the Administration of the Industrial Park. The meeting was attended by Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Chief of Cabinet Eduardo Caminal; Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; Director of the Investment Center Carlo Derobertis, along with EMAPI President Luis Kolarik and members of the Board of Directors.
One of the topics discussed involved continuing to promote production in the Park, attracting more industries to its facilities, for which an infrastructure plan has been under development consisting of paving internal streets, improvements to the drinking water network, and enhancing the electrical service, among other actions.
“We held a fruitful meeting with the EMAPI Board of Directors, as we have many projects and a great desire to work in this industrial space, which has enormous potential,” stated Mayor Azcué, announcing that two more companies will be installed shortly. “From our administration, we are committed to work and the development of Concordia,” he remarked.
Luis Kolarik, president of the Industrial Park, added, “with the participation of the EMAPI board, we were able to convey to the mayor the needs of the park, the various works we have carried out during this period of management, as well as the projections we have for the future.”
Currently, there are more than 30 companies based in the Industrial Park. They carry out different activities daily, such as timber, metallurgy, construction, chemicals, electronics, and also circular economy.
One of the topics discussed involved continuing to promote production in the Park, attracting more industries to its facilities, for which an infrastructure plan has been under development consisting of paving internal streets, improvements to the drinking water network, and enhancing the electrical service, among other actions.
“We held a fruitful meeting with the EMAPI Board of Directors, as we have many projects and a great desire to work in this industrial space, which has enormous potential,” stated Mayor Azcué, announcing that two more companies will be installed shortly. “From our administration, we are committed to work and the development of Concordia,” he remarked.
Luis Kolarik, president of the Industrial Park, added, “with the participation of the EMAPI board, we were able to convey to the mayor the needs of the park, the various works we have carried out during this period of management, as well as the projections we have for the future.”
Currently, there are more than 30 companies based in the Industrial Park. They carry out different activities daily, such as timber, metallurgy, construction, chemicals, electronics, and also circular economy.