During this week, the Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Productive Development, made a new delivery of microcredits to entrepreneurs in our city.
The mayor Francisco Azcué greeted the entrepreneurs and congratulated them on their commitment to expand their businesses; likewise, he remarked that from the Executive branch “what we do is promote the culture of work and effort, and that is why I am very happy. I congratulate the entire team of the Undersecretariat of Entrepreneurship,” he stated.
Subsequently, the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship Gabriel Enguelberg maintained that “all this work carried out from public office is thanks to all the workers and the people of the popular economy. Each one of you is a small emerging sign of progress in production. That is why we focus beyond what can be accessed in terms of training,” he remarked.
Meanwhile, the Director of Cooperativism and Associativism Ariel Gorostegui highlighted that his area is working in synchronization, which allowed these microcredits to be delivered within a period of three months.
There were 34 local entrepreneurs who benefited for a total amount of 7 million pesos.
The mayor Francisco Azcué greeted the entrepreneurs and congratulated them on their commitment to expand their businesses; likewise, he remarked that from the Executive branch “what we do is promote the culture of work and effort, and that is why I am very happy. I congratulate the entire team of the Undersecretariat of Entrepreneurship,” he stated.
Subsequently, the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship Gabriel Enguelberg maintained that “all this work carried out from public office is thanks to all the workers and the people of the popular economy. Each one of you is a small emerging sign of progress in production. That is why we focus beyond what can be accessed in terms of training,” he remarked.
Meanwhile, the Director of Cooperativism and Associativism Ariel Gorostegui highlighted that his area is working in synchronization, which allowed these microcredits to be delivered within a period of three months.
There were 34 local entrepreneurs who benefited for a total amount of 7 million pesos.