This Wednesday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué received the Minister of Planning, Infrastructure and Services of the Province, Darío Schneider. During the meeting, the reactivation of important works for the city of Concordia was ratified.
Specifically, it concerns the continuity of the work being carried out on the Costanera Nebel and the resumption of the South Access works.
In this regard, Azcué highlighted that, by decision of Governor Rogelio Frigerio, the works that had been paralyzed due to a lack of national funds are being continued, including two important ones related to Concordia “such as those being developed on the Costanera Nebel and the South Access, which will be resumed very soon”.
In that sense, the Mayor remarked on the importance of joint work between the Municipality and the Provincial Government. “Both with Minister Schneider and the rest of the officials, we are always in communication, developing public policies in an articulated manner”.
For his part, Minister Schneider maintained that “it is important to have these joint workspaces, hand in hand, to address specific issues and move forward. The instruction given to us by the Governor is to carry out the works that we have neutralized throughout the province”.
Regarding Concordia, Schneider pointed out that “we are going to resume the South Access work and finish it. The Costanera Nebel is on the same path”, also adding that educational and health-related works are being executed in the city, among others.
Finally, he indicated that throughout the provincial territory there are around a hundred restarted works, recalling that in 2024 more than 30 were completed “and from now until March, others will be finished. We are working hard because we understand that public works are absolutely necessary and indispensable for the development of the province, the Municipalities and their communities”.
Present were the Provincial Secretary of Transport Juan Diego Elsesser, the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra, and the head of Transport of the Municipality, Sebastián Gotte.
Specifically, it concerns the continuity of the work being carried out on the Costanera Nebel and the resumption of the South Access works.
In this regard, Azcué highlighted that, by decision of Governor Rogelio Frigerio, the works that had been paralyzed due to a lack of national funds are being continued, including two important ones related to Concordia “such as those being developed on the Costanera Nebel and the South Access, which will be resumed very soon”.
In that sense, the Mayor remarked on the importance of joint work between the Municipality and the Provincial Government. “Both with Minister Schneider and the rest of the officials, we are always in communication, developing public policies in an articulated manner”.
For his part, Minister Schneider maintained that “it is important to have these joint workspaces, hand in hand, to address specific issues and move forward. The instruction given to us by the Governor is to carry out the works that we have neutralized throughout the province”.
Regarding Concordia, Schneider pointed out that “we are going to resume the South Access work and finish it. The Costanera Nebel is on the same path”, also adding that educational and health-related works are being executed in the city, among others.
Finally, he indicated that throughout the provincial territory there are around a hundred restarted works, recalling that in 2024 more than 30 were completed “and from now until March, others will be finished. We are working hard because we understand that public works are absolutely necessary and indispensable for the development of the province, the Municipalities and their communities”.
Present were the Provincial Secretary of Transport Juan Diego Elsesser, the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra, and the head of Transport of the Municipality, Sebastián Gotte.