Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Secretary of Sports of the province of Entre Ríos, Sebastián Uranga, signed a work agreement aimed at ensuring the continuity of the sports activities currently being developed in Concordia.
The working meeting was also attended by the Coordinating Secretary of Cabinet and Treasury, Pablo Ferreyra; the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell´Olio; and the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez.
After the signing, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the agreement reached, stating that “it is very important for the Municipality. It involves a joint work and collaboration agreement between the municipality and the province that will allow us to manage and work together with institutions and clubs on all the national and provincial programs that we can bring to Concordia,” he celebrated.
In turn, Azcué revealed that “these actions are what Governor Rogelio Frigerio has instructed us to do, and that is why we are following this line of joint work. The municipalities and the province are on the same team, which is why we must be more efficient when managing resources and carrying out our public policies; in this case, sports, which follows a line that we understand is the best way to work and manage.”
For his part, Uranga stressed that “the launch of these agreements relates to the work we carry out in the province with the municipalities. There is a lot of sports in Entre Ríos, which has a particularity; we clearly have it very marked, people like sports a lot but practice it relatively little, that is what we should change. Sports is a tool for health and education."
Subsequently, the provincial Secretary of Sports maintained that it is a pleasure for the provincial government that Concordia hosts the sports games in which more than 25,000 athletes from across the province have participated throughout the provincial territory.
The working meeting was also attended by the Coordinating Secretary of Cabinet and Treasury, Pablo Ferreyra; the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell´Olio; and the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez.
After the signing, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the agreement reached, stating that “it is very important for the Municipality. It involves a joint work and collaboration agreement between the municipality and the province that will allow us to manage and work together with institutions and clubs on all the national and provincial programs that we can bring to Concordia,” he celebrated.
In turn, Azcué revealed that “these actions are what Governor Rogelio Frigerio has instructed us to do, and that is why we are following this line of joint work. The municipalities and the province are on the same team, which is why we must be more efficient when managing resources and carrying out our public policies; in this case, sports, which follows a line that we understand is the best way to work and manage.”
For his part, Uranga stressed that “the launch of these agreements relates to the work we carry out in the province with the municipalities. There is a lot of sports in Entre Ríos, which has a particularity; we clearly have it very marked, people like sports a lot but practice it relatively little, that is what we should change. Sports is a tool for health and education."
Subsequently, the provincial Secretary of Sports maintained that it is a pleasure for the provincial government that Concordia hosts the sports games in which more than 25,000 athletes from across the province have participated throughout the provincial territory.