As part of the work agenda carried out during Friday, the mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Argentine Ambassador to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay Martín García Moritán, toured the works being carried out at our city's airport.
“We had a very fruitful workday with Ambassador García Moritán, whom we thank for his visit to Concordia. We came to tour the airport construction, which shows significant progress, as it will also be for the development of the entire Salto Grande region, as we have discussed with the mayor of Salto, Andrés Lima,” stated the mayor Francisco Azcué.
“It will be a very important tool for the development of our region and we are on that path. Now in August, we are going to showcase the Salto Grande region at the International Tourism Fair, together with Federación and Salto,” where a joint presentation of tourist attractions will be made, with Azcué remarking that there are also productive, cultural, academic, and commercial ties on which we must continue working, “and in this, the support of the Argentine Embassy in Uruguay is important, as well as the role of the Consulates.”
For his part, Ambassador Martín García Moritán remarked that after his visit to Concordia and Salto, “I leave with a much more complete idea of the need for both cities to complement each other to the maximum, and proof of this is this airport, which is magnificent and represents a necessary complement for tourism and the development of this region.”
In that sense, he pointed out that the role of those who have political responsibilities, on one side and the other of the Uruguay River, “is fundamental, because they are the ones who must demand, manage, and based on that, have the authorities in Buenos Aires and Montevideo act to try to make Mercosur begin to be functional and be at the service of the people.”
Accompanying the visit to said work were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the provincial deputy Marcelo López; the provincial senator Cielo Espejo; the Argentine Consul in Salto Carola Del Río; the Consul of Uruguay in Concordia Fiorella Scayola; the Federal Judge Analía Ramponi; among other authorities.
“We had a very fruitful workday with Ambassador García Moritán, whom we thank for his visit to Concordia. We came to tour the airport construction, which shows significant progress, as it will also be for the development of the entire Salto Grande region, as we have discussed with the mayor of Salto, Andrés Lima,” stated the mayor Francisco Azcué.
“It will be a very important tool for the development of our region and we are on that path. Now in August, we are going to showcase the Salto Grande region at the International Tourism Fair, together with Federación and Salto,” where a joint presentation of tourist attractions will be made, with Azcué remarking that there are also productive, cultural, academic, and commercial ties on which we must continue working, “and in this, the support of the Argentine Embassy in Uruguay is important, as well as the role of the Consulates.”
For his part, Ambassador Martín García Moritán remarked that after his visit to Concordia and Salto, “I leave with a much more complete idea of the need for both cities to complement each other to the maximum, and proof of this is this airport, which is magnificent and represents a necessary complement for tourism and the development of this region.”
In that sense, he pointed out that the role of those who have political responsibilities, on one side and the other of the Uruguay River, “is fundamental, because they are the ones who must demand, manage, and based on that, have the authorities in Buenos Aires and Montevideo act to try to make Mercosur begin to be functional and be at the service of the people.”
Accompanying the visit to said work were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the provincial deputy Marcelo López; the provincial senator Cielo Espejo; the Argentine Consul in Salto Carola Del Río; the Consul of Uruguay in Concordia Fiorella Scayola; the Federal Judge Analía Ramponi; among other authorities.