This Wednesday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué led the signing of a Specific Mutual Cooperation Agreement between the Municipality of Concordia and the Civil Association “El Ateneo”. The Undersecretary of Education, Professor Carlos Gatto, was present, while on behalf of the aforementioned association, the President, Beatriz Ceballos, participated along with María Eugenia Delgado and María Alejandra Castaño, members of the institution.
This agreement, framed within a participatory and collaborative process, has as its main objective to strengthen cooperation between both entities, promoting cultural, educational, and comprehensive training activities. In particular, actions related to the repair and maintenance of physical spaces used by “El Ateneo” are highlighted, as well as the implementation of workshops and training aimed at the social and labor reintegration of the participants.
Mayor Azcué expressed his satisfaction with this agreement, underlining the importance of working jointly with local institutions to improve educational quality and promote social inclusion in Concordia.
Professor Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality, highlighted the importance of this agreement: “This agreement reflects our administration's commitment to education and social inclusion. We know that access to training and culture is fundamental for the development of our community, and we are proud to be able to collaborate with an institution as committed as 'El Ateneo'. Together, we can ensure that more people have the opportunity to improve their quality of life through education and work”.
For her part, Beatriz Ceballos thanked the Municipality for its support and highlighted the commitment of "El Ateneo" to continue providing training and development opportunities to the community.
This agreement, framed within a participatory and collaborative process, has as its main objective to strengthen cooperation between both entities, promoting cultural, educational, and comprehensive training activities. In particular, actions related to the repair and maintenance of physical spaces used by “El Ateneo” are highlighted, as well as the implementation of workshops and training aimed at the social and labor reintegration of the participants.
Mayor Azcué expressed his satisfaction with this agreement, underlining the importance of working jointly with local institutions to improve educational quality and promote social inclusion in Concordia.
Professor Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality, highlighted the importance of this agreement: “This agreement reflects our administration's commitment to education and social inclusion. We know that access to training and culture is fundamental for the development of our community, and we are proud to be able to collaborate with an institution as committed as 'El Ateneo'. Together, we can ensure that more people have the opportunity to improve their quality of life through education and work”.
For her part, Beatriz Ceballos thanked the Municipality for its support and highlighted the commitment of "El Ateneo" to continue providing training and development opportunities to the community.