At noon this Wednesday, with the presence of Mayor Francisco Azcué, training and capacity-building agreements were signed between the Municipality of Concordia and the Autonomous University of Entre Ríos (UADER).
This involves an agreement aimed at the training of elderly caregivers and another linked to the completion of internships for health professionals, who will work in the Municipal Health Centers.
On the occasion, in addition to the mayor, the Secretary of Health Dr. Diego Sauré, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, and the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences of UADER, Aníbal Sattler, were present.
COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION
Azcué highlighted the initiative, stating that “we are clear that education is the most powerful tool for transformation and we are moving forward with the institutions of Concordia” and in this case, “with a prestigious university like UADER, with whom we have an excellent relationship and with whom we have been working on many projects”.
The mayor also valued the joint work between the different areas of the current municipal administration. In this case, involving Education and Health. “Dr. Diego Sauré worked on the drafting of these agreements and that is our guiding principle, to always turn to this tool, education, to transform and address all the problems we may have,” the municipal leader pointed out.
Azcué said he firmly believes in “merit and effort as a condition for self-improvement, but there must be a minimum floor from which to start, and that is why the State must provide those tools to people, with education always as a priority”.
JOINT WORK
In turn, Sattler highlighted the level of interest the initiative is receiving. “From the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences of UADER, we are very happy about that,” celebrating that “the mayor always places the University on the municipal public agenda. Since he took office, we have already had three meetings and always with concrete actions, moving forward and making the proposals we have brought to him a reality”.
Finally, he noted that new joint actions and academic proposals could be undertaken. And he stressed that Concordia, “in the case of the caregiver proposal for the elderly, is the first city where we are implementing our own course”.
This involves an agreement aimed at the training of elderly caregivers and another linked to the completion of internships for health professionals, who will work in the Municipal Health Centers.
On the occasion, in addition to the mayor, the Secretary of Health Dr. Diego Sauré, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, and the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences of UADER, Aníbal Sattler, were present.
COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION
Azcué highlighted the initiative, stating that “we are clear that education is the most powerful tool for transformation and we are moving forward with the institutions of Concordia” and in this case, “with a prestigious university like UADER, with whom we have an excellent relationship and with whom we have been working on many projects”.
The mayor also valued the joint work between the different areas of the current municipal administration. In this case, involving Education and Health. “Dr. Diego Sauré worked on the drafting of these agreements and that is our guiding principle, to always turn to this tool, education, to transform and address all the problems we may have,” the municipal leader pointed out.
Azcué said he firmly believes in “merit and effort as a condition for self-improvement, but there must be a minimum floor from which to start, and that is why the State must provide those tools to people, with education always as a priority”.
JOINT WORK
In turn, Sattler highlighted the level of interest the initiative is receiving. “From the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences of UADER, we are very happy about that,” celebrating that “the mayor always places the University on the municipal public agenda. Since he took office, we have already had three meetings and always with concrete actions, moving forward and making the proposals we have brought to him a reality”.
Finally, he noted that new joint actions and academic proposals could be undertaken. And he stressed that Concordia, “in the case of the caregiver proposal for the elderly, is the first city where we are implementing our own course”.