The president of the CONIN Foundation reviewed the various actions being carried out regarding nutrition, child development, and public policies aimed at combating poverty.
The activity was developed within the framework of the July Pact as a joint effort between the Municipality of Concordia; the “Hermano Septimio” Teacher Training Institute; the “Concordia” Teacher Training Institute; the Colonia Ayuí “Sembrando Futuro” Foundation; ConCONIN and the “Maximiliano Kolbe” Foundation.
In his welcoming remarks, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted first that part of the public policies currently being carried out by the administration are based on an agreement signed in due course with the CONIN Foundation, such as the “Relevar” Project through the Secretariat of Human Development.
“We also established a commitment with the residents of Concordia, which is to establish and foster links with intermediate institutions, encouraging citizen participation that often requires us to sit down and debate issues on which we may not agree, but the commitment and effort of each one is well worth it to achieve the Concordia we all long for,” stated Azcué.
Furthermore, and after recalling his participation in a previous visit by Dr. Albino to our city, the mayor stated that on that occasion “in your speech you said that you could have saved yourself alone but decided to return to the country and work for your land, making all your knowledge available, and that should mean a stimulus for everyone. It is not a good idea to want to save ourselves alone because we are not going to get out of the place where we find ourselves, alone.”
During his presentation, Dr. Albino, a renowned pediatrician with a recognized career both in our country and abroad, gave a detailed account of the work he has been carrying out for more than 50 years with the goal of eradicating child malnutrition, disease prevention, and the integral development of children.
Founder and president of the CONIN Foundation, Dr. Albino has been working for decades on the eradication of child malnutrition in our country. Currently, CONIN has grown to become a network of prevention and treatment centers that have allowed for saving the lives of thousands of children and improving the quality of life of their families.
Present were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; the Undersecretaries of Social Development Roberto Niez and of Education Carlos Gatto; the Undersecretaries of Sports Ivana Pérez and of Environment Constanza Montoreano; representatives of security forces, authorities of the Teacher Training Institutes; and the general public.
The activity was developed within the framework of the July Pact as a joint effort between the Municipality of Concordia; the “Hermano Septimio” Teacher Training Institute; the “Concordia” Teacher Training Institute; the Colonia Ayuí “Sembrando Futuro” Foundation; ConCONIN and the “Maximiliano Kolbe” Foundation.
In his welcoming remarks, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted first that part of the public policies currently being carried out by the administration are based on an agreement signed in due course with the CONIN Foundation, such as the “Relevar” Project through the Secretariat of Human Development.
“We also established a commitment with the residents of Concordia, which is to establish and foster links with intermediate institutions, encouraging citizen participation that often requires us to sit down and debate issues on which we may not agree, but the commitment and effort of each one is well worth it to achieve the Concordia we all long for,” stated Azcué.
Furthermore, and after recalling his participation in a previous visit by Dr. Albino to our city, the mayor stated that on that occasion “in your speech you said that you could have saved yourself alone but decided to return to the country and work for your land, making all your knowledge available, and that should mean a stimulus for everyone. It is not a good idea to want to save ourselves alone because we are not going to get out of the place where we find ourselves, alone.”
During his presentation, Dr. Albino, a renowned pediatrician with a recognized career both in our country and abroad, gave a detailed account of the work he has been carrying out for more than 50 years with the goal of eradicating child malnutrition, disease prevention, and the integral development of children.
Founder and president of the CONIN Foundation, Dr. Albino has been working for decades on the eradication of child malnutrition in our country. Currently, CONIN has grown to become a network of prevention and treatment centers that have allowed for saving the lives of thousands of children and improving the quality of life of their families.
Present were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; the Undersecretaries of Social Development Roberto Niez and of Education Carlos Gatto; the Undersecretaries of Sports Ivana Pérez and of Environment Constanza Montoreano; representatives of security forces, authorities of the Teacher Training Institutes; and the general public.