At the offices of the Concordia Territorial Agency of the Secretariat of Labor, Employment and Social Security of the National Ministry of Human Capital, a meeting was held between the Director of Cooperativism and Associativism of the Municipality of Concordia, Ariel Gorostegui, and the Head of said Agency, Eduardo Vidoni, accompanied by Fernando Gerard, a member of his technical team.
During the meeting, the various financing lines currently in force at the national level aimed at strengthening the cooperative sector were addressed in depth, with a special focus on programs oriented towards the formalization, training, equipment improvement, and productive development of work and service cooperatives.
The objective of this articulation is to build bridges that facilitate access to these tools, thus promoting socio-labor inclusion, the strengthening of local economies, and the generation of genuine employment through associative models.
Ariel Gorostegui highlighted the importance of this instance: “We are convinced that cooperative work is a fundamental engine for local economic development. These financing lines represent a concrete opportunity for our cooperatives to grow, professionalize, and multiply their impact in the neighborhoods and communities where they operate.”
Furthermore, he anticipated that, as a result of this meeting, a joint Information Session will soon be organized, aimed at providing details on the available programs and advising the cooperatives of Concordia interested in accessing these tools.
The Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism reaffirms its commitment to accompany and consolidate the cooperative framework as a key pillar of the city's productive, inclusive, and sustainable development.
During the meeting, the various financing lines currently in force at the national level aimed at strengthening the cooperative sector were addressed in depth, with a special focus on programs oriented towards the formalization, training, equipment improvement, and productive development of work and service cooperatives.
The objective of this articulation is to build bridges that facilitate access to these tools, thus promoting socio-labor inclusion, the strengthening of local economies, and the generation of genuine employment through associative models.
Ariel Gorostegui highlighted the importance of this instance: “We are convinced that cooperative work is a fundamental engine for local economic development. These financing lines represent a concrete opportunity for our cooperatives to grow, professionalize, and multiply their impact in the neighborhoods and communities where they operate.”
Furthermore, he anticipated that, as a result of this meeting, a joint Information Session will soon be organized, aimed at providing details on the available programs and advising the cooperatives of Concordia interested in accessing these tools.
The Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism reaffirms its commitment to accompany and consolidate the cooperative framework as a key pillar of the city's productive, inclusive, and sustainable development.