Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Minister of Government and Labor of the Province, Manuel Troncoso, presided over the ceremony for the delivery of a Non-Refundable Contribution to the Concordia branch of the Argentine Red Cross. Azcué highlighted the joint work with the provincial government and intermediate institutions.
In addition to the authorities, the president of the institution, Marcelo Spinelli, and the general coordinator, Juan Sansó de Lamadrid, were present.
STATE-INSTITUTION RELATIONSHIP
The implementation of public policies jointly between the Municipality of Concordia and the Government of the Province of Entre Ríos “make the delivery of this contribution to the Red Cross a reality. That is the message and the instruction given to us by our governor Rogelio Frigerio, to work in an articulated manner,” expressed Azcué.
The mayor of Concordia valued the prestige of the Red Cross “which has been working in our city and around the world for a long time and with whom we have an excellent relationship,” highlighting “the strengthening of relations between the State and intermediate institutions,” as reflected in the recent signing of the July Pact.
HELPING THOSE WHO HELP
Minister Manuel Troncoso reported that “this NRC (Non-Refundable Contribution) is comprehensive in nature, which they will allocate to tools and supplies.” He asked not to forget that “this house, in addition to always being ready to help with the health needs of the community, trains and qualifies health professionals, as it has a high-ranking and first-class institute. Being able to lend a hand with this contribution to those who help is truly a pleasure and we will continue to do so because it is what our governor asks of us.”
The Concordia branch of the Argentine Red Cross provides health-oriented degree programs, such as the Higher Technician in Nursing, and also offers the community the possibility of taking a free, confidential, and voluntary HIV test at its headquarters on Entre Ríos 238 street.
In addition to the authorities, the president of the institution, Marcelo Spinelli, and the general coordinator, Juan Sansó de Lamadrid, were present.
STATE-INSTITUTION RELATIONSHIP
The implementation of public policies jointly between the Municipality of Concordia and the Government of the Province of Entre Ríos “make the delivery of this contribution to the Red Cross a reality. That is the message and the instruction given to us by our governor Rogelio Frigerio, to work in an articulated manner,” expressed Azcué.
The mayor of Concordia valued the prestige of the Red Cross “which has been working in our city and around the world for a long time and with whom we have an excellent relationship,” highlighting “the strengthening of relations between the State and intermediate institutions,” as reflected in the recent signing of the July Pact.
HELPING THOSE WHO HELP
Minister Manuel Troncoso reported that “this NRC (Non-Refundable Contribution) is comprehensive in nature, which they will allocate to tools and supplies.” He asked not to forget that “this house, in addition to always being ready to help with the health needs of the community, trains and qualifies health professionals, as it has a high-ranking and first-class institute. Being able to lend a hand with this contribution to those who help is truly a pleasure and we will continue to do so because it is what our governor asks of us.”
The Concordia branch of the Argentine Red Cross provides health-oriented degree programs, such as the Higher Technician in Nursing, and also offers the community the possibility of taking a free, confidential, and voluntary HIV test at its headquarters on Entre Ríos 238 street.