The initiative aims to strengthen teamwork, physical activity, and personal well-being. “In our administration, we maintain the idea that the most important capital the municipality has is its human capital, and with these activities, we seek to promote not only sports and a healthy life but also integration,” remarked Mayor Francisco Azcué.
During this Monday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez, held the official presentation of the Municipal Sports Olympics, which aim to strengthen teamwork, physical activity, and personal well-being.
In that sense, the sports department is also promoting work motivation and the creation of an environment of camaraderie.
In this regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué stressed that “in our administration, we maintain the idea that the most important capital the municipality has is its human capital; it is the employees who go out every day to give their best for the Municipality and for the city,” he highlighted.
“That is why we are advancing in training for our personnel in different areas, thinking about caring for and professionalizing the career of each one and having better employees every day. In that sense, the municipal Olympics are in line with that, as they seek to promote sports, a healthy life, and also integration,” affirmed Azcué.
Undersecretary Ivana Pérez maintained that “we have high expectations regarding the participation of municipal employees” in being part of the different disciplines that make up this call. “We hope everyone joins in, age does not matter, there are games for everyone, and we are very enthusiastic.”
The sports that will be practiced are Padel, 11-a-side men's soccer and 7-a-side women's soccer, Newcom, Beach Volleyball, Athletics, Fishing, Open Water swimming, and board games (truco or chinchon).
Registrations can be made through the following link, until next October 14 at 8 in the morning: https://docs.google.com/forms/
During this Monday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez, held the official presentation of the Municipal Sports Olympics, which aim to strengthen teamwork, physical activity, and personal well-being.
In that sense, the sports department is also promoting work motivation and the creation of an environment of camaraderie.
In this regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué stressed that “in our administration, we maintain the idea that the most important capital the municipality has is its human capital; it is the employees who go out every day to give their best for the Municipality and for the city,” he highlighted.
“That is why we are advancing in training for our personnel in different areas, thinking about caring for and professionalizing the career of each one and having better employees every day. In that sense, the municipal Olympics are in line with that, as they seek to promote sports, a healthy life, and also integration,” affirmed Azcué.
Undersecretary Ivana Pérez maintained that “we have high expectations regarding the participation of municipal employees” in being part of the different disciplines that make up this call. “We hope everyone joins in, age does not matter, there are games for everyone, and we are very enthusiastic.”
The sports that will be practiced are Padel, 11-a-side men's soccer and 7-a-side women's soccer, Newcom, Beach Volleyball, Athletics, Fishing, Open Water swimming, and board games (truco or chinchon).
Registrations can be made through the following link, until next October 14 at 8 in the morning: https://docs.google.com/forms/