The mayor of Concordia and the leader of the neighboring province discussed various public policies that are common to the region. Previously, he held a meeting with his counterpart from the Corrientes capital, Mayor Eduardo Tassano.
During this Monday morning, the mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué was in the province of Corrientes, where he was invited by Governor Gustavo Valdés, with whom he discussed various topics related to the public policy agenda involving the region.
In this regard, the President of the Executive Branch of Concordia described the meeting as very important, "where we were talking about issues that are common to the region, as we share public policies that are part of our respective administrations.".
WITH TASSANO
Prior to the meeting with the governor of Corrientes, Azcué met with the capital's mayor, Eduardo Tassano, where they agreed to strengthen ties and planned joint actions.
In that sense, Azcué stated that "we take with us the experience in public policy management that Corrientes has, such as those they develop in environmental matters. We will strengthen ties and work between the two cities," he affirmed.
During this Monday morning, the mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué was in the province of Corrientes, where he was invited by Governor Gustavo Valdés, with whom he discussed various topics related to the public policy agenda involving the region.
In this regard, the President of the Executive Branch of Concordia described the meeting as very important, "where we were talking about issues that are common to the region, as we share public policies that are part of our respective administrations.".
WITH TASSANO
Prior to the meeting with the governor of Corrientes, Azcué met with the capital's mayor, Eduardo Tassano, where they agreed to strengthen ties and planned joint actions.
In that sense, Azcué stated that "we take with us the experience in public policy management that Corrientes has, such as those they develop in environmental matters. We will strengthen ties and work between the two cities," he affirmed.