During this Monday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué led a meeting with various representatives of the city's faith communities with the objective of advancing in the necessary agreements for the drafting of the final document of the July Pact.
After the meeting, Mayor Francisco Azcué stated that it was “a great call to all the religious communities of the city to work on what is this social, institutional and political agreement that we are promoting from our administration”.
During the meeting, “an enriching debate was carried out, where we shared ideas that we have and the proposals of each one. From here on, each of these communities will give us feedback, with their respective contributions, and we will meet again to create a final document”.
Azcué announced that “we are going to do this with all institutions because it is a very broad call, which includes political parties and intermediate entities. We trust that we will achieve a great social, institutional and political agreement that will do a lot of good for the people of Concordia”.
PACT
The mayor himself read, before those present, the draft of the broad document proposed for signing.
It has nine points or axes, such as: Security; Commitment to Education; Budgetary Balance and Fiscal Order; Medium-Term Infrastructure Plan; Development Plan; Social Cohesion Plan; Inclusion related to one's neighbor, Environmental Agenda with Sustainable Development and Energy, among others.
“These are public policies, these are struggles that we must undertake looking towards the future, so that our city manages to move forward structurally, culturally, and humanly, and focused on this idea of agreement,” highlighted the Mayor.
At the meeting, held in the Mayors' Hall of the municipality, the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell'Olio, the Head of the Worship Area Andrea Casco, councilors, and a large group of representatives of the faith communities were present.
After the meeting, Mayor Francisco Azcué stated that it was “a great call to all the religious communities of the city to work on what is this social, institutional and political agreement that we are promoting from our administration”.
During the meeting, “an enriching debate was carried out, where we shared ideas that we have and the proposals of each one. From here on, each of these communities will give us feedback, with their respective contributions, and we will meet again to create a final document”.
Azcué announced that “we are going to do this with all institutions because it is a very broad call, which includes political parties and intermediate entities. We trust that we will achieve a great social, institutional and political agreement that will do a lot of good for the people of Concordia”.
PACT
The mayor himself read, before those present, the draft of the broad document proposed for signing.
It has nine points or axes, such as: Security; Commitment to Education; Budgetary Balance and Fiscal Order; Medium-Term Infrastructure Plan; Development Plan; Social Cohesion Plan; Inclusion related to one's neighbor, Environmental Agenda with Sustainable Development and Energy, among others.
“These are public policies, these are struggles that we must undertake looking towards the future, so that our city manages to move forward structurally, culturally, and humanly, and focused on this idea of agreement,” highlighted the Mayor.
At the meeting, held in the Mayors' Hall of the municipality, the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell'Olio, the Head of the Worship Area Andrea Casco, councilors, and a large group of representatives of the faith communities were present.