The mayor Francisco Azcué participated this Monday morning in the formal inauguration of the dining hall at Technical School No. 1 “Brigadier Pascual Echagüe,” where he stated that “everything we do in education, such as adding infrastructure or this dining hall in particular, is the best investment we can make.”
Addressing the students present, the mayor of Concordia congratulated the Provincial Dining Halls team and the authorities of the Technical School. He highlighted the importance of this institution for the Concordia community and assured that this morning's inauguration is part “of the many joint actions that have been carried out with the Government of Entre Ríos, betting on education as a tool for transformation.”
He recalled that “for many years they were carrying out the procedures, but the bureaucracy and inefficiency of the State did not allow it to open. Today, thanks to the governor's administration, they will have this dining hall open for the students in a concrete action that demonstrates the commitment we have.”
THE BEST INVESTMENT
In statements to the media, the mayor pointed out that “everything we do in education, adding infrastructure, this dining hall in particular, is the best investment we can make and we are convinced of it.”
“Today, when there is so much talk about freedom, for there to be freedom there must be equality, which is what we seek: a city with equal opportunities, equal access to tools such as being able to access education and having a plate of food on the table,” emphasized Azcué.
Provincial Deputy Carola Laner, the Dining Halls Coordinator for the Concordia Department Silvina Murúa, the head of the Zonal Architecture and Construction Office of Concordia Leonardo Di Lauro, the Departmental Director of Schools of Concordia Julio Barrios, and the school principal Lorena Noceti, among others, were present.
Addressing the students present, the mayor of Concordia congratulated the Provincial Dining Halls team and the authorities of the Technical School. He highlighted the importance of this institution for the Concordia community and assured that this morning's inauguration is part “of the many joint actions that have been carried out with the Government of Entre Ríos, betting on education as a tool for transformation.”
He recalled that “for many years they were carrying out the procedures, but the bureaucracy and inefficiency of the State did not allow it to open. Today, thanks to the governor's administration, they will have this dining hall open for the students in a concrete action that demonstrates the commitment we have.”
THE BEST INVESTMENT
In statements to the media, the mayor pointed out that “everything we do in education, adding infrastructure, this dining hall in particular, is the best investment we can make and we are convinced of it.”
“Today, when there is so much talk about freedom, for there to be freedom there must be equality, which is what we seek: a city with equal opportunities, equal access to tools such as being able to access education and having a plate of food on the table,” emphasized Azcué.
Provincial Deputy Carola Laner, the Dining Halls Coordinator for the Concordia Department Silvina Murúa, the head of the Zonal Architecture and Construction Office of Concordia Leonardo Di Lauro, the Departmental Director of Schools of Concordia Julio Barrios, and the school principal Lorena Noceti, among others, were present.