The presentation conference for the 2024 edition of the Show Jumping Competition, which will take place in our city from this Friday, April 5th, to Sunday, April 7th, at the Club Hípico de Concordia, was held at the Convention Center Coworking facilities.
Present at the main table were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Chief of Cabinet Eduardo Caminal; Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman; Gustavo Fernández from the Traffic Department; and members of the Club Hípico Concordia, Alberto Sensever and Gastón Otamendi.
Chief of Cabinet Eduardo Caminal highlighted the fact that Concordia is hosting this activity, as it allows the city to be positioned in terms of sports, while also bringing about a tourist and economic movement that ultimately benefits everyone. “That is why Mayor Francisco Azcué’s decision was to support them so that this continues to grow.”
300 PARTICIPANTS
“This is the third edition of the International Show Jumping Competition, and we are working side by side with the Municipality. We thank the authorities and the involved areas, because it would be truly very difficult to develop a competition of this magnitude if we did not have municipal support,” highlighted Alberto Sensever from the host institution.
Likewise, he stated that “for this edition, we expect to have more than 300 participants,” that is to say, “more than 300 families who will be enjoying the city and the show.”
For her part, the Vice Mayor remarked that “it was a very good long weekend for the city, and having another weekend with many activities following it is very important, especially that Concordia is chosen as a sports destination.”
STREET CLOSURES
Gustavo Fernández, from the Traffic Department, explained that within the framework of the event, some fixed street closures will be carried out, indicating that from this Thursday until Sunday, Gobernador Cresto and Gregoria Pérez, as well as Presidente Illia and Gobernador Cresto, will be closed.
Meanwhile, starting Friday, temporary closures will begin, for example, at Gobernador Cresto and Guarumba; Gregoria Pérez and Entre Ríos; and Gobernador Cresto and Pasaje de los Niños.
Present at the main table were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Chief of Cabinet Eduardo Caminal; Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman; Gustavo Fernández from the Traffic Department; and members of the Club Hípico Concordia, Alberto Sensever and Gastón Otamendi.
Chief of Cabinet Eduardo Caminal highlighted the fact that Concordia is hosting this activity, as it allows the city to be positioned in terms of sports, while also bringing about a tourist and economic movement that ultimately benefits everyone. “That is why Mayor Francisco Azcué’s decision was to support them so that this continues to grow.”
300 PARTICIPANTS
“This is the third edition of the International Show Jumping Competition, and we are working side by side with the Municipality. We thank the authorities and the involved areas, because it would be truly very difficult to develop a competition of this magnitude if we did not have municipal support,” highlighted Alberto Sensever from the host institution.
Likewise, he stated that “for this edition, we expect to have more than 300 participants,” that is to say, “more than 300 families who will be enjoying the city and the show.”
For her part, the Vice Mayor remarked that “it was a very good long weekend for the city, and having another weekend with many activities following it is very important, especially that Concordia is chosen as a sports destination.”
STREET CLOSURES
Gustavo Fernández, from the Traffic Department, explained that within the framework of the event, some fixed street closures will be carried out, indicating that from this Thursday until Sunday, Gobernador Cresto and Gregoria Pérez, as well as Presidente Illia and Gobernador Cresto, will be closed.
Meanwhile, starting Friday, temporary closures will begin, for example, at Gobernador Cresto and Guarumba; Gregoria Pérez and Entre Ríos; and Gobernador Cresto and Pasaje de los Niños.