On Friday afternoon, Mayor Francisco Azcué inaugurated the Mobile Library, a project by the Undersecretariat of Education of the Municipality of Concordia that seeks to bring knowledge and culture to every corner of our city.
“From the first day, we said that we were going to make education a priority, because it is the most important tool for transformation that we have,” stated Mayor Azcué, remarking that it is not only a mobile library “but it will also be accompanied by different activities in each of the neighborhoods, promoting reading and creating recreational spaces for all families. This is just the beginning of many more projects that will benefit our community.”
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto expressed his enthusiasm and gratitude for the realization of this project, stating that “the Mobile Library is a dream come true. This vehicle not only transports books, but also carries with it the hope of a better future for all the inhabitants of Concordia. I deeply thank everyone who has collaborated to make this project possible, from the efforts in Buenos Aires under the Argentine Rural Libraries Program to the generous donations of our fellow citizens.”
He also highlighted the effort and dedication of the Municipal Depot staff in the construction of the Mobile Library structure. “Without their commitment and tireless work, we would not be here today inaugurating this wonderful initiative. This is a clear example of what we can achieve when we work together for the common good.”
The day began with a performance by the Folk Dance Group La Juntada, which delighted those present with their talent and passion for our traditions. Subsequently, Professor Claudia Barrios offered an enchanting reading for children, capturing the attention of the little ones and highlighting the importance of fostering a love for reading from an early age.
The Mobile Library will begin its tour through the neighborhoods of Concordia in the coming days. We invite all residents to stay tuned for the dates and locations where they will be able to enjoy this enriching experience.
Council members Eliana Lagraña, Silvina Ovelar, and Claudia Villalba were present; as well as the Departmental Director of Schools Julio Barrios; the president of the Neighborhood Commission of the Pompeya Sur neighborhood, Jorge Escalante; members of the Parque Ferré Institutions Network; and the general public.
“From the first day, we said that we were going to make education a priority, because it is the most important tool for transformation that we have,” stated Mayor Azcué, remarking that it is not only a mobile library “but it will also be accompanied by different activities in each of the neighborhoods, promoting reading and creating recreational spaces for all families. This is just the beginning of many more projects that will benefit our community.”
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto expressed his enthusiasm and gratitude for the realization of this project, stating that “the Mobile Library is a dream come true. This vehicle not only transports books, but also carries with it the hope of a better future for all the inhabitants of Concordia. I deeply thank everyone who has collaborated to make this project possible, from the efforts in Buenos Aires under the Argentine Rural Libraries Program to the generous donations of our fellow citizens.”
He also highlighted the effort and dedication of the Municipal Depot staff in the construction of the Mobile Library structure. “Without their commitment and tireless work, we would not be here today inaugurating this wonderful initiative. This is a clear example of what we can achieve when we work together for the common good.”
The day began with a performance by the Folk Dance Group La Juntada, which delighted those present with their talent and passion for our traditions. Subsequently, Professor Claudia Barrios offered an enchanting reading for children, capturing the attention of the little ones and highlighting the importance of fostering a love for reading from an early age.
The Mobile Library will begin its tour through the neighborhoods of Concordia in the coming days. We invite all residents to stay tuned for the dates and locations where they will be able to enjoy this enriching experience.
Council members Eliana Lagraña, Silvina Ovelar, and Claudia Villalba were present; as well as the Departmental Director of Schools Julio Barrios; the president of the Neighborhood Commission of the Pompeya Sur neighborhood, Jorge Escalante; members of the Parque Ferré Institutions Network; and the general public.