In a meeting between the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism, the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, and the Deliberative Council, the project for the creation of the Municipal Council for Senior Citizens was discussed in committee.
During the day, Director Ariel Gorostegui and the Head of the Department, Gladys Portugal, presented and explained the scope of the project, aimed at creating an institutional space for active participation for senior citizens, with real representation and their own voice on issues that affect their quality of life.
The proposal was received with interest by the council members, who listened attentively to the presentation, asked questions, and made contributions that enrich the content of the project and strengthen institutional dialogue.
Gladys Portugal stated: “The creation of the Council is a fundamental step to guarantee the inclusion of senior citizens in public life. We need structures that recognize their history, their perspective, and their capacity to contribute to the common good.”
Ariel Gorostegui added: “This initiative is a collective construction. We appreciate the openness of the Council and the commitment of each council member to support this process. It is not just about a regulation, but a political decision that values the participation of our senior citizens.”
For her part, council member Verónica Del Boca highlighted: “We are moving towards a Council for Senior Citizens that is a real space for dialogue and work, with clear rules and a concrete agenda that benefits the entire community.”
The Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to building a fairer, more inclusive, and participatory city, where senior citizens are protagonists and not spectators.
During the day, Director Ariel Gorostegui and the Head of the Department, Gladys Portugal, presented and explained the scope of the project, aimed at creating an institutional space for active participation for senior citizens, with real representation and their own voice on issues that affect their quality of life.
The proposal was received with interest by the council members, who listened attentively to the presentation, asked questions, and made contributions that enrich the content of the project and strengthen institutional dialogue.
Gladys Portugal stated: “The creation of the Council is a fundamental step to guarantee the inclusion of senior citizens in public life. We need structures that recognize their history, their perspective, and their capacity to contribute to the common good.”
Ariel Gorostegui added: “This initiative is a collective construction. We appreciate the openness of the Council and the commitment of each council member to support this process. It is not just about a regulation, but a political decision that values the participation of our senior citizens.”
For her part, council member Verónica Del Boca highlighted: “We are moving towards a Council for Senior Citizens that is a real space for dialogue and work, with clear rules and a concrete agenda that benefits the entire community.”
The Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to building a fairer, more inclusive, and participatory city, where senior citizens are protagonists and not spectators.