On Monday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué led a well-attended meeting with representatives and presidents of neighborhood associations and delegates from the different sections with the aim of informing and exchanging opinions regarding the July Pact.
In this regard, the Mayor described the meeting as positive, stating that “we explained the scope of the agreement we are proposing, exchanged opinions, and received many contributions, always with the idea of finding consensus and moving forward”.
It should be noted that the more than 60 neighborhood representatives present supported the July Pact document with their signatures. “We reached an agreement, understanding that it is very important for the city and that we must continue working jointly and in a coordinated manner, not only with the neighborhood leaders but also with clubs, NGOs, and intermediate institutions,” affirmed Azcué.
Finally, Mayor Azcué remarked that from the administration “we are fostering citizen participation, for residents to get involved, and for all neighborhood commissions to return to working for their neighborhoods,” noting that in approximately one month they will meet again to advance on specific issues that also arose in this Monday's meeting.
Present were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Municipal Decentralization Cristian Federik; the Director of Territorial Approach Emanuel Almada; the Head of the Neighborhood Commissions Department Ernesto Lobelos; the Coordinator of Territorial Agents Juan Andrés Gómez Kolln and the Coordinator of Municipal Management Centers Nicolás Lesa.
In this regard, the Mayor described the meeting as positive, stating that “we explained the scope of the agreement we are proposing, exchanged opinions, and received many contributions, always with the idea of finding consensus and moving forward”.
It should be noted that the more than 60 neighborhood representatives present supported the July Pact document with their signatures. “We reached an agreement, understanding that it is very important for the city and that we must continue working jointly and in a coordinated manner, not only with the neighborhood leaders but also with clubs, NGOs, and intermediate institutions,” affirmed Azcué.
Finally, Mayor Azcué remarked that from the administration “we are fostering citizen participation, for residents to get involved, and for all neighborhood commissions to return to working for their neighborhoods,” noting that in approximately one month they will meet again to advance on specific issues that also arose in this Monday's meeting.
Present were the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Municipal Decentralization Cristian Federik; the Director of Territorial Approach Emanuel Almada; the Head of the Neighborhood Commissions Department Ernesto Lobelos; the Coordinator of Territorial Agents Juan Andrés Gómez Kolln and the Coordinator of Municipal Management Centers Nicolás Lesa.