
The mayor of Concordia, Francisco Azcué, met this Tuesday morning with the president of the Administrative Commission for the Special Fund of Salto Grande (CAFESG), Carlos Cecco, where they discussed the actions carried out by the organization in the city and planned issues related to productive development.
The meeting was also attended by the Coordinating Secretary of Cabinet and Treasury of the Municipality of Concordia, Pablo Ferreyra, and the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer.
After the meeting, Azcué pointed out that the joint work with the provincial organization has been consolidating through, on one hand, works related to educational establishments in the city and, on the other, “actions related to productive development. This is part of the hallmark that Governor Rogelio Frigerio gives to the provincial administration and that we can carry out together with Carlos Cecco and his entire team”.
For his part, the president of the organization announced that “the challenges for 2025 are very important; we aspire to project CAFESG as an articulating body for actions in pursuit of development, as the mayor says,” adding that “we agree that we have to work together, since that is a directive we received from the governor, and although at this moment schools, hospitals, and some other work considered necessary or indispensable have been prioritized, we aspire to more, thinking that the airport is going to be put into operation and we have to plan for the region”.
The meeting was also attended by the Coordinating Secretary of Cabinet and Treasury of the Municipality of Concordia, Pablo Ferreyra, and the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer.
After the meeting, Azcué pointed out that the joint work with the provincial organization has been consolidating through, on one hand, works related to educational establishments in the city and, on the other, “actions related to productive development. This is part of the hallmark that Governor Rogelio Frigerio gives to the provincial administration and that we can carry out together with Carlos Cecco and his entire team”.
For his part, the president of the organization announced that “the challenges for 2025 are very important; we aspire to project CAFESG as an articulating body for actions in pursuit of development, as the mayor says,” adding that “we agree that we have to work together, since that is a directive we received from the governor, and although at this moment schools, hospitals, and some other work considered necessary or indispensable have been prioritized, we aspire to more, thinking that the airport is going to be put into operation and we have to plan for the region”.
