This Thursday night, at the Assembly Hall of the Instituto Profesorado Concordia, the Identity Program was presented. This program, promoted by the Undersecretariat of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, aims to explore, understand, and value the rich history and cultural heritage of our city.
The program is developed through audiovisual material created together with 3rd-year students of the Higher Technical Degree in Social Communication at the Instituto Profesorado Concordia. These students are in charge of filming, producing, and editing the program's activities, contributing their creativity and knowledge to disseminate our cultural roots.
The launch of the Identity Program was attended by the Mayor Francisco Azcué; provincial deputy Marcelo López; the Municipal Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto; the Undersecretary of Culture Jorge García; the Rector of the Institute, Prof. Andrés Moulins, and councilwoman Verónica Del Boca, as well as a representative of the 6th Blandengues Tank Cavalry Regiment.
The Mayor highlighted that “this program is a crucial step to preserve and promote our cultural heritage. We are proud of the collaboration between the Municipality and the Instituto Profesorado Concordia, and we trust that the students will do an exceptional job.”
“One of the components of this program is to promote and stimulate a sense of belonging, and for that, it is necessary to drive it through education, as a tool for transformation, to know and defend our city,” remarked Azcué, adding that work with intermediate institutions, as in this case, “is what lasts over time, and we want society to take ownership of these types of programs.”
The Municipal Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto pointed out that the Identity Program “not only educates about our history but also inspires new generations to value and care for our heritage. It is an honor to see how our students are actively involved in this project.”
“Thank you all for your support and commitment. Together, we will continue to strengthen our identity and build a future where our history and culture are the pillar of the sustainable development of Concordia,” stressed Gatto.
For his part, the Rector of the Institute Andrés Moulins stated: “For us, it is fundamental that our students participate in initiatives that enrich their training and, at the same time, benefit the community. This program is a sign of our institution's commitment to the education and culture of Concordia.”
The program is developed through audiovisual material created together with 3rd-year students of the Higher Technical Degree in Social Communication at the Instituto Profesorado Concordia. These students are in charge of filming, producing, and editing the program's activities, contributing their creativity and knowledge to disseminate our cultural roots.
The launch of the Identity Program was attended by the Mayor Francisco Azcué; provincial deputy Marcelo López; the Municipal Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto; the Undersecretary of Culture Jorge García; the Rector of the Institute, Prof. Andrés Moulins, and councilwoman Verónica Del Boca, as well as a representative of the 6th Blandengues Tank Cavalry Regiment.
The Mayor highlighted that “this program is a crucial step to preserve and promote our cultural heritage. We are proud of the collaboration between the Municipality and the Instituto Profesorado Concordia, and we trust that the students will do an exceptional job.”
“One of the components of this program is to promote and stimulate a sense of belonging, and for that, it is necessary to drive it through education, as a tool for transformation, to know and defend our city,” remarked Azcué, adding that work with intermediate institutions, as in this case, “is what lasts over time, and we want society to take ownership of these types of programs.”
The Municipal Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto pointed out that the Identity Program “not only educates about our history but also inspires new generations to value and care for our heritage. It is an honor to see how our students are actively involved in this project.”
“Thank you all for your support and commitment. Together, we will continue to strengthen our identity and build a future where our history and culture are the pillar of the sustainable development of Concordia,” stressed Gatto.
For his part, the Rector of the Institute Andrés Moulins stated: “For us, it is fundamental that our students participate in initiatives that enrich their training and, at the same time, benefit the community. This program is a sign of our institution's commitment to the education and culture of Concordia.”