Mayor Francisco Azcué, the President of the Argentine Delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande, Ambassador Alejandro Daneri, and the President of CAFESG, Carlos Cecco, met to reaffirm the work carried out during 2024 and to plan new actions for the current year.
“We believe it is important to start the year working together on planning and monitoring the works and actions that we have been developing jointly, and to plan new ones in an articulated manner,” noted Mayor Azcué.
In the same vein, Daneri remarked that “We must continue working with the same objectives and in an aligned manner, with the priorities identified by Governor Frigerio, with a view to strengthening local and regional development.”
For his part, Cecco highlighted the role of CAFESG as an articulating body for actions aimed at development. “We agree that we must work together, as that is a directive we received from the governor; today we are prioritizing schools, hospitals, and works that are essential for the region.”
Among the topics discussed, the importance of having larger surpluses that allow for the strengthening of the CAFESG works plan was highlighted, as well as finding tools that promote an increase in the total amount of the contributions that, monthly, Salto Grande remits to the municipality of Concordia, on account of surpluses for the maintenance of socially useful spaces located below the 14-meter elevation level.
Participating in the meeting were the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury, Accountant Pablo Ferreyra, and the Undersecretary of Communication and Press, Licentiate Magdalena Molteni.
“We believe it is important to start the year working together on planning and monitoring the works and actions that we have been developing jointly, and to plan new ones in an articulated manner,” noted Mayor Azcué.
In the same vein, Daneri remarked that “We must continue working with the same objectives and in an aligned manner, with the priorities identified by Governor Frigerio, with a view to strengthening local and regional development.”
For his part, Cecco highlighted the role of CAFESG as an articulating body for actions aimed at development. “We agree that we must work together, as that is a directive we received from the governor; today we are prioritizing schools, hospitals, and works that are essential for the region.”
Among the topics discussed, the importance of having larger surpluses that allow for the strengthening of the CAFESG works plan was highlighted, as well as finding tools that promote an increase in the total amount of the contributions that, monthly, Salto Grande remits to the municipality of Concordia, on account of surpluses for the maintenance of socially useful spaces located below the 14-meter elevation level.
Participating in the meeting were the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury, Accountant Pablo Ferreyra, and the Undersecretary of Communication and Press, Licentiate Magdalena Molteni.