This Tuesday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the Workshop on Financing Alternatives for the Promotion of Productive Activities, organized by the Directorate of Industry and Industrial Parks, under the Secretariat of Industry, Commerce and Mining of the Province, and the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality.
The activity was aimed at local business owners, entrepreneurs, and producers interested in learning about the various financing options available to boost their projects. The objective was to provide tools and key information to facilitate access to credit and financing that promote the growth and development of productive activities in Concordia and the region.
“As Governor Rogelio Frigerio has asked us, we must work jointly between the Municipality and the Province, and that is how we are doing it on different medium and long-term projects with intermediary institutions and the private sector, because it is the latter that takes risks, that bets, and from our position, we must generate the conditions so they can do so,” stated Mayor Azcué.
After highlighting the benefits of these types of meetings, the Mayor stressed that “we all need Concordia, the province, and the country to do well,” but for that, “the private sector must have tools to be successful in their productive processes. Our city has enormous potential to once again be a land of opportunities, and the best we have are our business owners and entrepreneurs who have desire and optimism.”
For her part, Cecilia Lacava, Director of Industry and Industrial Parks of the Province, said that “the path is the generation of new work tools and investments so that the private sector can understand that it is good to invest to foster the development of the regions.”
Finally, the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer, thanked the Province for being able to carry out said workshop jointly, since these are times when the private sector needs financing lines to be able to develop their products or ventures.
The opening of the workshop was attended by the president of the Administrative Commission for the Special Fund of Salto Grande (CAFESG) Carlos Cecco; officials from the Municipality of Concordia and representatives of the private sector.
The activity was aimed at local business owners, entrepreneurs, and producers interested in learning about the various financing options available to boost their projects. The objective was to provide tools and key information to facilitate access to credit and financing that promote the growth and development of productive activities in Concordia and the region.
“As Governor Rogelio Frigerio has asked us, we must work jointly between the Municipality and the Province, and that is how we are doing it on different medium and long-term projects with intermediary institutions and the private sector, because it is the latter that takes risks, that bets, and from our position, we must generate the conditions so they can do so,” stated Mayor Azcué.
After highlighting the benefits of these types of meetings, the Mayor stressed that “we all need Concordia, the province, and the country to do well,” but for that, “the private sector must have tools to be successful in their productive processes. Our city has enormous potential to once again be a land of opportunities, and the best we have are our business owners and entrepreneurs who have desire and optimism.”
For her part, Cecilia Lacava, Director of Industry and Industrial Parks of the Province, said that “the path is the generation of new work tools and investments so that the private sector can understand that it is good to invest to foster the development of the regions.”
Finally, the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer, thanked the Province for being able to carry out said workshop jointly, since these are times when the private sector needs financing lines to be able to develop their products or ventures.
The opening of the workshop was attended by the president of the Administrative Commission for the Special Fund of Salto Grande (CAFESG) Carlos Cecco; officials from the Municipality of Concordia and representatives of the private sector.