At the meeting held in the Mayors' Hall of the Municipality of Concordia, the Mayor, Francisco Azcué, was accompanied by the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell'Olio and the Director General of Institutional Relations and Communities of the Province, Leandro Jacobi.
The activity was attended by members of the Jewish community, the Catholic community, the evangelical community, and representatives of the Province of Entre Ríos.
“From this administration, we have a deep humanitarian sentiment, which is why we want to work together with you, prioritizing all actions related to the development and well-being of our residents, resolving the most pressing problems we face today. And, together, take another step so that the families in the city who have needs today are attended to immediately, but in the future do not depend exclusively on state aid. Working with people, with the community, so that they have the tools to get ahead. That is difficult, but that is why we are calling on all of society to do it together,” indicated Mayor Azcué during the meeting, highlighting the solidarity shown by the city of Concordia in complex moments like the ones we are experiencing.
After the meeting, the Head of Cults, Andrea Casco, explained that “the idea was to be able to create a working group where each of them could share their ideas with us, and what they are working on. To listen to them as leaders, since they are the thermometer of society; they are in the neighborhoods, they are with the people. They are the ones who can tell us firsthand what is happening in the city. We have a mayor who, thank God, wants to be close to his residents and be able to solve problems, and for that, we need to know what the problems are. So the idea of the meeting was to be able to listen to each leader because we value the work they are doing and carrying out in this very difficult situation we have as a city.”
Regarding the role of each of the religious communities, she maintained that we support them all because “they are raising the banner of faith, they are working with the residents, with the families, and that was the hallmark of this meeting; to get to know each other to initiate what is the agenda of cults in the city and precisely show this unity that the municipality wants to have with each community,” she expressed.
The meeting was attended by Councilman Emmanuel Godoy and the Undersecretary of Modernization and Decentralization, Martín Centurión.
The activity was attended by members of the Jewish community, the Catholic community, the evangelical community, and representatives of the Province of Entre Ríos.
“From this administration, we have a deep humanitarian sentiment, which is why we want to work together with you, prioritizing all actions related to the development and well-being of our residents, resolving the most pressing problems we face today. And, together, take another step so that the families in the city who have needs today are attended to immediately, but in the future do not depend exclusively on state aid. Working with people, with the community, so that they have the tools to get ahead. That is difficult, but that is why we are calling on all of society to do it together,” indicated Mayor Azcué during the meeting, highlighting the solidarity shown by the city of Concordia in complex moments like the ones we are experiencing.
After the meeting, the Head of Cults, Andrea Casco, explained that “the idea was to be able to create a working group where each of them could share their ideas with us, and what they are working on. To listen to them as leaders, since they are the thermometer of society; they are in the neighborhoods, they are with the people. They are the ones who can tell us firsthand what is happening in the city. We have a mayor who, thank God, wants to be close to his residents and be able to solve problems, and for that, we need to know what the problems are. So the idea of the meeting was to be able to listen to each leader because we value the work they are doing and carrying out in this very difficult situation we have as a city.”
Regarding the role of each of the religious communities, she maintained that we support them all because “they are raising the banner of faith, they are working with the residents, with the families, and that was the hallmark of this meeting; to get to know each other to initiate what is the agenda of cults in the city and precisely show this unity that the municipality wants to have with each community,” she expressed.
The meeting was attended by Councilman Emmanuel Godoy and the Undersecretary of Modernization and Decentralization, Martín Centurión.