During Tuesday's session, the Provincial Secretariat of Sports, together with the Undersecretariat of Sports of the Municipality of Concordia, held an advisory and information session regarding the various programs and benefits available to local institutions.
Present were the Secretary of Sports Sebastián Uranga, the Director of Social and Educational Sports, Ricardo Lupi, and the Director of Federated Sports, Martín Amden, accompanied by the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez.
In this regard, Uranga noted that “the objective is to reach every possible place, starting from the premise that what we can communicate from the Sports department is not enough, just as it is not enough for the Municipalities, as in this case, Concordia. That is why we are traveling across the province to reach out and show all the tools they can work with.”
“The Secretariat of Sports arrived in Concordia with all its areas to inform clubs and institutions about the programs and benefits they can access throughout the year. We are very satisfied with the response obtained and with the opportunity provided to leaders or representatives to come and clear up doubts and receive answers,” stated Pérez.
For his part, the Director of Social and Educational Sports, Ricardo Lupi, pointed out that “the idea is to bring the Secretariat and its programs closer to the clubs. We know that distances are very significant today, which is why we are coming ourselves, informing them of all the benefits they can access, such as the Free Sports Insurance from IAPSER, which is an important aid for clubs because these children are insured both in training and in competitions, and it is a fundamental tool.”
Finally, they indicated that in addition to visiting different municipalities in the province, next week there will be a meeting with directors, representatives, and officials “where we will begin to talk about the Juegos Entrerrianos and other activities for the year.”
Present were the Secretary of Sports Sebastián Uranga, the Director of Social and Educational Sports, Ricardo Lupi, and the Director of Federated Sports, Martín Amden, accompanied by the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez.
In this regard, Uranga noted that “the objective is to reach every possible place, starting from the premise that what we can communicate from the Sports department is not enough, just as it is not enough for the Municipalities, as in this case, Concordia. That is why we are traveling across the province to reach out and show all the tools they can work with.”
“The Secretariat of Sports arrived in Concordia with all its areas to inform clubs and institutions about the programs and benefits they can access throughout the year. We are very satisfied with the response obtained and with the opportunity provided to leaders or representatives to come and clear up doubts and receive answers,” stated Pérez.
For his part, the Director of Social and Educational Sports, Ricardo Lupi, pointed out that “the idea is to bring the Secretariat and its programs closer to the clubs. We know that distances are very significant today, which is why we are coming ourselves, informing them of all the benefits they can access, such as the Free Sports Insurance from IAPSER, which is an important aid for clubs because these children are insured both in training and in competitions, and it is a fundamental tool.”
Finally, they indicated that in addition to visiting different municipalities in the province, next week there will be a meeting with directors, representatives, and officials “where we will begin to talk about the Juegos Entrerrianos and other activities for the year.”