During this Monday morning, the mayor Francisco Azcué led a meeting with various intermediate institutions, representatives of the Armed Forces and Security forces, as well as city unions, with the aim of exchanging ideas and making contributions regarding the July Pact.
The Municipal President, who was accompanied by the Government Secretary Luciano Dell'Olio, described the meeting with the intermediate institutions representing different sectors of the community, as well as with members of unions, the Armed Forces and Security forces, as positive.
“We were able to exchange ideas since each institution can make the contributions they deem necessary, which makes the meeting even more productive, with August 10th set as the date for a new meeting so that those ideas can be incorporated that day,” stated Azcué.
NETWORK
One of the aspects that the mayor of Concordia highlighted is that, starting from these meetings, “work spaces are being created and a network of institutions is being formed, which is very important since the actions that each one carries out are strengthened. This will allow public policies to be more effective in turn.”
“What we are doing is for the good of our city. It is in our best interest to come together, set aside fights and differences, and work for Concordia, as is the case with the intermediate institutions, which are made up of committed residents, and that should make us proud,” concluded Mayor Azcué.
The Municipal President, who was accompanied by the Government Secretary Luciano Dell'Olio, described the meeting with the intermediate institutions representing different sectors of the community, as well as with members of unions, the Armed Forces and Security forces, as positive.
“We were able to exchange ideas since each institution can make the contributions they deem necessary, which makes the meeting even more productive, with August 10th set as the date for a new meeting so that those ideas can be incorporated that day,” stated Azcué.
NETWORK
One of the aspects that the mayor of Concordia highlighted is that, starting from these meetings, “work spaces are being created and a network of institutions is being formed, which is very important since the actions that each one carries out are strengthened. This will allow public policies to be more effective in turn.”
“What we are doing is for the good of our city. It is in our best interest to come together, set aside fights and differences, and work for Concordia, as is the case with the intermediate institutions, which are made up of committed residents, and that should make us proud,” concluded Mayor Azcué.