The Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship of the Municipality of Concordia, Gabriel Enguelberg, held a working meeting with the Secretary of Social Management of the Government of Entre Ríos, Pablo Omarini, with the objective of deepening public policies aimed at strengthening local entrepreneurship and supporting small productive projects.
During the meeting, both parties defined a joint agenda between the Province and the Municipality, oriented towards enhancing tools that boost the social economy and entrepreneurial activity in the city. In this framework, the recent investment of the Microcredit Program was highlighted, which will allow for the revitalization of the entrepreneurial ecosystem and provide new opportunities to those developing productive initiatives.
Omarini highlighted the importance of consolidating this institutional articulation: “It is key for provincial programs to reach the territory effectively. Concordia has enormous entrepreneurial potential and we must support it with real and sustained policies.”
For his part, Enguelberg noted: “We are building an agenda to strengthen those who generate value every day. The investment received confirms that this is the path: more opportunities, more tools, and more development for our entrepreneurs.”
In closing, both officials agreed that joint work will allow for the sustainability of public policies that generate real impact, consolidating a stronger entrepreneurial ecosystem with greater opportunities for the entire community.
During the meeting, both parties defined a joint agenda between the Province and the Municipality, oriented towards enhancing tools that boost the social economy and entrepreneurial activity in the city. In this framework, the recent investment of the Microcredit Program was highlighted, which will allow for the revitalization of the entrepreneurial ecosystem and provide new opportunities to those developing productive initiatives.
Omarini highlighted the importance of consolidating this institutional articulation: “It is key for provincial programs to reach the territory effectively. Concordia has enormous entrepreneurial potential and we must support it with real and sustained policies.”
For his part, Enguelberg noted: “We are building an agenda to strengthen those who generate value every day. The investment received confirms that this is the path: more opportunities, more tools, and more development for our entrepreneurs.”
In closing, both officials agreed that joint work will allow for the sustainability of public policies that generate real impact, consolidating a stronger entrepreneurial ecosystem with greater opportunities for the entire community.