“We support sports as a tool for human development and inclusion,” remarked the mayor of Concordia.
This Wednesday night, the Concordia Tenis Club celebrated its first centenary with an emotional ceremony held at the premises the institution owns in the Costanera area of our city.
Mayor Francisco Azcué congratulated the club for the work they have been doing throughout all these years, even though floods have often hit them, “and today we see our residents playing, enjoying this space, and that brings satisfaction. From our administration, we support sports as a tool for human development and inclusion, placing institutions at the center because administrations pass, politicians pass, but you prevail.”
Intermediate entities “are the most important thing we have because they promote citizen participation and a vocation for service, dedicating much of their time and even their own resources to carry out their objectives; that is why I congratulate you on this anniversary and encourage you to continue working on the growth of the Concordia Tenis Club and our city.”
For her part, Norma Kreiff, current president of the Concordia Tenis Club, could not contain her emotion when taking the floor, where she thanked everyone who was, is, and will be part of the institution's history, fulfilling different roles and responsibilities throughout all this time.
After recalling the last flood, which caused the club to be closed for two months, Kreiff highlighted that “no one abandoned us, and that is something very important to us; it is something that motivates us to continue working and improving so that people come to enjoy a good time beyond playing tennis.”
This Wednesday night, the Concordia Tenis Club celebrated its first centenary with an emotional ceremony held at the premises the institution owns in the Costanera area of our city.
Mayor Francisco Azcué congratulated the club for the work they have been doing throughout all these years, even though floods have often hit them, “and today we see our residents playing, enjoying this space, and that brings satisfaction. From our administration, we support sports as a tool for human development and inclusion, placing institutions at the center because administrations pass, politicians pass, but you prevail.”
Intermediate entities “are the most important thing we have because they promote citizen participation and a vocation for service, dedicating much of their time and even their own resources to carry out their objectives; that is why I congratulate you on this anniversary and encourage you to continue working on the growth of the Concordia Tenis Club and our city.”
For her part, Norma Kreiff, current president of the Concordia Tenis Club, could not contain her emotion when taking the floor, where she thanked everyone who was, is, and will be part of the institution's history, fulfilling different roles and responsibilities throughout all this time.
After recalling the last flood, which caused the club to be closed for two months, Kreiff highlighted that “no one abandoned us, and that is something very important to us; it is something that motivates us to continue working and improving so that people come to enjoy a good time beyond playing tennis.”