Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the First Training Workshop on Procurement and Contracting Procedures, which was aimed at all municipal agents directly involved in purchasing procedures as well as those wishing to learn.
The activity was organized by the Secretariat of Government and Treasury, through the Directorate of Purchases and Supplies of the Municipality of Concordia. These are two days of activities that began this Monday and will continue throughout Tuesday.
The objective of this training proposal is for participants to learn the current regulations, learn how to prepare the different procedures, and, through the professionalization of the municipal agent, achieve the streamlining of purchasing procedures, for the benefit of the Municipality and the suppliers.
In his opening remarks, Mayor Francisco Azcué expressed his satisfaction with the very good response to the call, remarking that “from our administration, we want to elevate and enhance the career and function of public administration, and to achieve this, one must grow and be trained. We are going to reward effort and merit, and that is what these training sessions are for.”
The Mayor pointed out that the goal is to make administrative processes increasingly efficient, taking advantage of time in contexts like the current one. “We are aiming for the modernization of the State, with the digitization of administrative case files,” and as these steps are achieved, “the functioning of the Municipality will be better and better.”
Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza also referred to the importance of shortening administrative times “because reality is demanding that of us. We need to provide a good service from each of the areas of the Municipality, which is why we make the Deliberative Council available to improve and update everything that is required, not only thinking about the completion of each procedure but also about their transparency.”
For his part, the Secretary of Government and Treasury Luciano Dell´Olio stated that this two-day training session “is extremely necessary for this new process that we are starting in the Municipality and in something as fundamental as the forms of contracting, being effective and improving the quality of services that ultimately result in benefits for the community and, in this case, the suppliers.”
Finally, Patricia Miranda, Director of Purchases and Supplies, highlighted that her area is the one that processes purchases for the entire Municipality, which is why it is important that “they know the regulations, so that the procedures are done correctly and reach us with the fewest possible errors. The goal is to shorten times for the benefit of suppliers and everyone.”
The activity was organized by the Secretariat of Government and Treasury, through the Directorate of Purchases and Supplies of the Municipality of Concordia. These are two days of activities that began this Monday and will continue throughout Tuesday.
The objective of this training proposal is for participants to learn the current regulations, learn how to prepare the different procedures, and, through the professionalization of the municipal agent, achieve the streamlining of purchasing procedures, for the benefit of the Municipality and the suppliers.
In his opening remarks, Mayor Francisco Azcué expressed his satisfaction with the very good response to the call, remarking that “from our administration, we want to elevate and enhance the career and function of public administration, and to achieve this, one must grow and be trained. We are going to reward effort and merit, and that is what these training sessions are for.”
The Mayor pointed out that the goal is to make administrative processes increasingly efficient, taking advantage of time in contexts like the current one. “We are aiming for the modernization of the State, with the digitization of administrative case files,” and as these steps are achieved, “the functioning of the Municipality will be better and better.”
Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza also referred to the importance of shortening administrative times “because reality is demanding that of us. We need to provide a good service from each of the areas of the Municipality, which is why we make the Deliberative Council available to improve and update everything that is required, not only thinking about the completion of each procedure but also about their transparency.”
For his part, the Secretary of Government and Treasury Luciano Dell´Olio stated that this two-day training session “is extremely necessary for this new process that we are starting in the Municipality and in something as fundamental as the forms of contracting, being effective and improving the quality of services that ultimately result in benefits for the community and, in this case, the suppliers.”
Finally, Patricia Miranda, Director of Purchases and Supplies, highlighted that her area is the one that processes purchases for the entire Municipality, which is why it is important that “they know the regulations, so that the procedures are done correctly and reach us with the fewest possible errors. The goal is to shorten times for the benefit of suppliers and everyone.”