This Monday, the Municipality of Concordia and the board of directors of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) signed the agreement through which the warehouses at the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park are handed over to the students for the construction of the floats.
During the ceremony, held at the Convention Center, the participating parents of the different graduating classes were present, and it included the reading of the main points of the agreement, led by the Undersecretary of Legal and Technical Affairs, Dr. Ignacio Del Valle.
“It is a joy to have this turnout, this level of interest, and to see that the Municipality of Concordia can collaborate by providing the students not only with the infrastructure but also with the necessary elements so that this celebration can take place,” highlighted Del Valle.
Camila Saboredo, Head of the Youth Department, reported that the signing carried out this morning concluded a process that also included the provision of courses and training for the students who will use the facilities, which was achieved “thanks to the joint work between various areas of the Municipality.”
She also added and expressed gratitude for the commitment of the young people's family members who are present and collaborating with them, staying permanently informed about every action planned for what is such an important stage for the students of the 2025 and 2026 graduating classes.
Gisela Migliora, Head of the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park Management Department, stated that “we have worked a lot on the warehouses; everything is now in condition for them to begin with their floats.”
Finally, Liz Martínez, president of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) 2025, expressed her joy “for everything we are achieving together with the Municipality; it is wonderful everything we have been able to do, all thanks to their support and help.”
Furthermore, she reported that around 40 educational institutions are participating this year, “which are unified into 20 floats, both allegorical and humorous.”
During the ceremony, held at the Convention Center, the participating parents of the different graduating classes were present, and it included the reading of the main points of the agreement, led by the Undersecretary of Legal and Technical Affairs, Dr. Ignacio Del Valle.
“It is a joy to have this turnout, this level of interest, and to see that the Municipality of Concordia can collaborate by providing the students not only with the infrastructure but also with the necessary elements so that this celebration can take place,” highlighted Del Valle.
Camila Saboredo, Head of the Youth Department, reported that the signing carried out this morning concluded a process that also included the provision of courses and training for the students who will use the facilities, which was achieved “thanks to the joint work between various areas of the Municipality.”
She also added and expressed gratitude for the commitment of the young people's family members who are present and collaborating with them, staying permanently informed about every action planned for what is such an important stage for the students of the 2025 and 2026 graduating classes.
Gisela Migliora, Head of the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park Management Department, stated that “we have worked a lot on the warehouses; everything is now in condition for them to begin with their floats.”
Finally, Liz Martínez, president of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) 2025, expressed her joy “for everything we are achieving together with the Municipality; it is wonderful everything we have been able to do, all thanks to their support and help.”
Furthermore, she reported that around 40 educational institutions are participating this year, “which are unified into 20 floats, both allegorical and humorous.”