Days ago, the Concordia Industrial Park participated in the “Somos Industria 2025” exhibition, which took place within the framework of the 11th Industrial Parks Expo and the first National Congress of Industrial Parks, organized by the Red Parques of the Argentine Republic.
The meeting was attended by the president of the Argentine Industrial Union, Martín Rapalini, along with authorities from the Industrial Union of the Province of Buenos Aires and Red Parques.
Concordia had its own stand where the potential of our city in industrial and agro-industrial matters was showcased.
In this regard, the president of the Mixed Entity for the Administration of the Industrial Park (EMAPI) Luis Kolarik stated that “we showcased our park, the services we provide, and the advantages in terms of benefits and exemptions that we currently offer to companies interested in establishing themselves”.
Kolarik stressed that the Park has complete infrastructure, availability of lots at accessible prices, and attractive financing plans, in a context where “many industrial parks are already running out of land”.
During the congress, topics related to the management, innovation, and evolution of industrial parks were addressed. In that context, Kolarik pointed out the importance of technological investment. “Artificial intelligence is a tool that we must use daily to stay updated and in a position to compete with the rest of the country's parks”.
Participation in these types of activities “gives us the possibility to generate strategic ties with authorities from Red Parques and with large-scale industrial parks. We have built ties and we will continue to relate, because it is a path that we must travel together to continue positioning Concordia as an attractive place for investment and productive development” he remarked.
The meeting was attended by the president of the Argentine Industrial Union, Martín Rapalini, along with authorities from the Industrial Union of the Province of Buenos Aires and Red Parques.
Concordia had its own stand where the potential of our city in industrial and agro-industrial matters was showcased.
In this regard, the president of the Mixed Entity for the Administration of the Industrial Park (EMAPI) Luis Kolarik stated that “we showcased our park, the services we provide, and the advantages in terms of benefits and exemptions that we currently offer to companies interested in establishing themselves”.
Kolarik stressed that the Park has complete infrastructure, availability of lots at accessible prices, and attractive financing plans, in a context where “many industrial parks are already running out of land”.
During the congress, topics related to the management, innovation, and evolution of industrial parks were addressed. In that context, Kolarik pointed out the importance of technological investment. “Artificial intelligence is a tool that we must use daily to stay updated and in a position to compete with the rest of the country's parks”.
Participation in these types of activities “gives us the possibility to generate strategic ties with authorities from Red Parques and with large-scale industrial parks. We have built ties and we will continue to relate, because it is a path that we must travel together to continue positioning Concordia as an attractive place for investment and productive development” he remarked.