This Thursday morning, in the Assembly Hall of the Municipality of Concordia, Mayor Francisco Azcué led the certificate presentation ceremony for the “Organization and Leadership for Women Entrepreneurs” course.
Said course was carried out by the Municipal Decentralization Undersecretariat and the Development and Entrepreneurship Undersecretariat with the objective of generating equal opportunities and social inclusion through the promotion of a culture of work.
It is worth noting that the courses were aimed at more than 70 women who are already undertaking projects in different sectors. The training sessions were held in the Tavella Norte, Carretera La Cruz, Villa Adela, and Pancho Ramírez neighborhoods
EDUCATION, EFFORT, AND CULTURE OF WORK
Mayor Azcué highlighted the initiative, as it points “to effort, to the idea of studying and improving oneself. In this country, for many years, we have been made to believe that effort is not important, that merit is useless, that things will be given to you by someone or that they are easily obtained, and that is a lie because one has to earn things,” he remarked.
In that sense, he affirmed that “from this administration, we want to promote the values of the culture of effort and work. In this case, those who have strengthened themselves, going through a learning process, have enriched themselves with knowledge.”
Azcué highlighted that education is “the most valuable thing we have, and in these times in which many people claim exclusive ownership of the fight for freedom, I want to tell you that for a people to be free, individuals must be able to access opportunities, to tools that allow them to develop, grow, and have a life project.”
On the other hand, the mayor highlighted that there is also a very important component in this action “which is municipal decentralization, with this idea of reaching all points of the city. We no longer want that Concordia that has one reality from the boulevards outward and another from the boulevards inward.”
BRINGING TOOLS CLOSER
For his part, Cristian Federik, Undersecretary of Municipal Decentralization, highlighted the turnout achieved with the training, as it “responds to this idea of bringing tools and all offices closer to the residents to facilitate their tasks so they do not have to travel to the Municipality.”
Federik announced that within the framework of the San Cayetano Patronal Festival to be held in Villa Zorraquín, those who completed said course will have specific stands, and that the objective is to reach other points of the city such as the La Bianca, Los Pájaros, Nebel, and Villa Zorraquín neighborhoods.”
Present at the event were the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer and provincial deputies Carola Laner and Marcelo López.
Said course was carried out by the Municipal Decentralization Undersecretariat and the Development and Entrepreneurship Undersecretariat with the objective of generating equal opportunities and social inclusion through the promotion of a culture of work.
It is worth noting that the courses were aimed at more than 70 women who are already undertaking projects in different sectors. The training sessions were held in the Tavella Norte, Carretera La Cruz, Villa Adela, and Pancho Ramírez neighborhoods
EDUCATION, EFFORT, AND CULTURE OF WORK
Mayor Azcué highlighted the initiative, as it points “to effort, to the idea of studying and improving oneself. In this country, for many years, we have been made to believe that effort is not important, that merit is useless, that things will be given to you by someone or that they are easily obtained, and that is a lie because one has to earn things,” he remarked.
In that sense, he affirmed that “from this administration, we want to promote the values of the culture of effort and work. In this case, those who have strengthened themselves, going through a learning process, have enriched themselves with knowledge.”
Azcué highlighted that education is “the most valuable thing we have, and in these times in which many people claim exclusive ownership of the fight for freedom, I want to tell you that for a people to be free, individuals must be able to access opportunities, to tools that allow them to develop, grow, and have a life project.”
On the other hand, the mayor highlighted that there is also a very important component in this action “which is municipal decentralization, with this idea of reaching all points of the city. We no longer want that Concordia that has one reality from the boulevards outward and another from the boulevards inward.”
BRINGING TOOLS CLOSER
For his part, Cristian Federik, Undersecretary of Municipal Decentralization, highlighted the turnout achieved with the training, as it “responds to this idea of bringing tools and all offices closer to the residents to facilitate their tasks so they do not have to travel to the Municipality.”
Federik announced that within the framework of the San Cayetano Patronal Festival to be held in Villa Zorraquín, those who completed said course will have specific stands, and that the objective is to reach other points of the city such as the La Bianca, Los Pájaros, Nebel, and Villa Zorraquín neighborhoods.”
Present at the event were the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer and provincial deputies Carola Laner and Marcelo López.