Within the framework of the Argentine Rural Libraries Program, a new delivery of books took place this Thursday in the Los Pájaros and Monseñor Rösch neighborhoods, with the presence of the mayor Francisco Azcué and the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto.
Each neighborhood received 1,000 copies, as part of the efforts made with the Argentine Rural Libraries Civil Association, in a joint effort to continue bringing education and culture to all communities in Concordia.
During the delivery, Mayor Azcué highlighted the importance of continuing to promote these types of initiatives: “Our commitment is that all residents, regardless of where they live, have access to the necessary resources for their cultural development. With this delivery, we continue to strengthen access to reading, education, and knowledge in our neighborhoods”.
Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, also shared his satisfaction with this new delivery: “Reading is a powerful tool for personal and community growth. Today, with the arrival of these 1,000 books to Los Pájaros and Monseñor Rösch, we reaffirm our commitment to bringing education to every corner of Concordia. These books not only open doors to knowledge, but also strengthen the social fabric, providing development opportunities to all residents”.
This new batch of delivered books is part of a series of actions aimed at expanding the Rural Libraries Program in Concordia, with the goal of fostering reading and learning in neighborhoods throughout the city. The delivery was made possible thanks to the efforts made by the Undersecretariat of Education with the Argentine Rural Libraries Civil Association, which provides the copies.
With these initiatives, the Municipality of Concordia continues working on projects that promote educational inclusion and access to culture, bringing opportunities to all communities
Each neighborhood received 1,000 copies, as part of the efforts made with the Argentine Rural Libraries Civil Association, in a joint effort to continue bringing education and culture to all communities in Concordia.
During the delivery, Mayor Azcué highlighted the importance of continuing to promote these types of initiatives: “Our commitment is that all residents, regardless of where they live, have access to the necessary resources for their cultural development. With this delivery, we continue to strengthen access to reading, education, and knowledge in our neighborhoods”.
Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, also shared his satisfaction with this new delivery: “Reading is a powerful tool for personal and community growth. Today, with the arrival of these 1,000 books to Los Pájaros and Monseñor Rösch, we reaffirm our commitment to bringing education to every corner of Concordia. These books not only open doors to knowledge, but also strengthen the social fabric, providing development opportunities to all residents”.
This new batch of delivered books is part of a series of actions aimed at expanding the Rural Libraries Program in Concordia, with the goal of fostering reading and learning in neighborhoods throughout the city. The delivery was made possible thanks to the efforts made by the Undersecretariat of Education with the Argentine Rural Libraries Civil Association, which provides the copies.
With these initiatives, the Municipality of Concordia continues working on projects that promote educational inclusion and access to culture, bringing opportunities to all communities