The Argentine Delegation delivered musical instruments to the Municipality of Concordia. These will be allocated to thirty primary and secondary schools in the city.
The ceremony, held at the Secondary and Higher School No. 1 “Cesáreo Bernaldo de Quirós” in Concordia, was attended by the President of the Argentine Delegation, Ambassador Alejandro Daneri, the Mayor of Concordia, Dr. Francisco Azcué, National Deputy Nancy Ballejos, the Departmental Director of Schools of Concordia, Prof. Julio Barrios, the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, and council members.
“In line with Governor Frigerio, we place fundamental value on education and culture, which are linked, for the growth of children, who are our horizon,” expressed Daneri.
He also added that: “This action carried out by the Argentine Delegation together with the Municipality of Concordia, we leave in the best hands, which are those of the teachers. We do it directly, without intermediaries.”
For his part, the Mayor of Concordia, Dr. Francisco Azcué, thanked and highlighted the role and work of teachers: “It is not only about transmitting knowledge, but also about providing love and time, in the most important tool we have for transformation, which is education.”
He also added that “this way of working in coordination with the Province and with CTM, we have been doing since we began our administration in different public policies. In this case, it has to do with the development of our city, and there is nothing better to develop a community than to bet on education, culture, and in this case, art.” .
“When a community is nourished by art and culture, its citizens begin to have a critical view of things and it elevates us,” concluded Azcué.
The Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, underscored the importance of institutional coordination: "We are not only delivering instruments, but we are also providing schools with tools so they can carry out their activities in suitable spaces. We continue to support each institution on this path of continuous improvement."
Complementarily, the Argentine Delegation, together with the Undersecretariat of Education and the Departmental Directorate of Schools, is advancing with the fumigation program in educational institutions in Concordia. It will reach all schools in the department.
The ceremony, held at the Secondary and Higher School No. 1 “Cesáreo Bernaldo de Quirós” in Concordia, was attended by the President of the Argentine Delegation, Ambassador Alejandro Daneri, the Mayor of Concordia, Dr. Francisco Azcué, National Deputy Nancy Ballejos, the Departmental Director of Schools of Concordia, Prof. Julio Barrios, the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide, the Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto, and council members.
“In line with Governor Frigerio, we place fundamental value on education and culture, which are linked, for the growth of children, who are our horizon,” expressed Daneri.
He also added that: “This action carried out by the Argentine Delegation together with the Municipality of Concordia, we leave in the best hands, which are those of the teachers. We do it directly, without intermediaries.”
For his part, the Mayor of Concordia, Dr. Francisco Azcué, thanked and highlighted the role and work of teachers: “It is not only about transmitting knowledge, but also about providing love and time, in the most important tool we have for transformation, which is education.”
He also added that “this way of working in coordination with the Province and with CTM, we have been doing since we began our administration in different public policies. In this case, it has to do with the development of our city, and there is nothing better to develop a community than to bet on education, culture, and in this case, art.” .
“When a community is nourished by art and culture, its citizens begin to have a critical view of things and it elevates us,” concluded Azcué.
The Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, underscored the importance of institutional coordination: "We are not only delivering instruments, but we are also providing schools with tools so they can carry out their activities in suitable spaces. We continue to support each institution on this path of continuous improvement."
Complementarily, the Argentine Delegation, together with the Undersecretariat of Education and the Departmental Directorate of Schools, is advancing with the fumigation program in educational institutions in Concordia. It will reach all schools in the department.