The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Productive Development, celebrated the holding of the “Concordia Produce 2025” Expo, a space for the promotion of local production and the strengthening of productive, tourism, academic, and cultural ties in the region.
During two days at the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park, more than 80 exhibitors from different sectors presented their products and services, generating business opportunities and strengthening the visibility of regional production.
In addition, conferences and training talks were held that promoted innovation and the connection between the academic sector, the business sector, and the general public.
“The Concordia Produce 2025 Expo reaffirms our commitment to the development of the city and the region, boosting local production and strengthening cooperation ties with Salto and Federación,” noted the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer.
“This drives us to continue working for a Concordia that plans its growth with a balanced and sustainable territorial perspective. We are consolidating a development model that values our producers, the green economy, and innovation as pillars of the future,” remarked Schattenhofer.
The Municipality thanks all the exhibitors, visitors, and participants who made this event possible and reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting regional production, commerce, and tourism.
During two days at the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park, more than 80 exhibitors from different sectors presented their products and services, generating business opportunities and strengthening the visibility of regional production.
In addition, conferences and training talks were held that promoted innovation and the connection between the academic sector, the business sector, and the general public.
“The Concordia Produce 2025 Expo reaffirms our commitment to the development of the city and the region, boosting local production and strengthening cooperation ties with Salto and Federación,” noted the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer.
“This drives us to continue working for a Concordia that plans its growth with a balanced and sustainable territorial perspective. We are consolidating a development model that values our producers, the green economy, and innovation as pillars of the future,” remarked Schattenhofer.
The Municipality thanks all the exhibitors, visitors, and participants who made this event possible and reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting regional production, commerce, and tourism.