In the framework of the final stage of the works at the “Comodoro Pierrestegui” Airport, mayor Francisco Azcué and the President of the Argentine Delegation, Ambassador Alejandro Daneri, together with the authorities of the Cooperativa Eléctrica de Concordia, signed an agreement for the relocation of the power distribution transformer substation and the extension of three-phase low-voltage underground lines on the airport premises.
The work, which will be carried out with funds provided by Salto Grande, will allow for the authorization of the airport, the design of the terminal's navigation charts, and its operational safety.
“We are very close to completing the Airport works,” highlighted the Mayor.
The action took place this Tuesday at noon. Also participating in the event on behalf of the Argentine Delegation of the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande were its vice president Dr. Pedro Galimberti and delegate Juan Carlos Chagas, and on behalf of the Cooperativa Eléctrica de Concordia, the president and vice president Marcelo Spinelli and Martín Santana, respectively.
DEADLINES
Azcué, after the signing, highlighted that “we are getting closer and closer to completing the work; this has to do with articulated work, because our Governor Rogelio Frigerio has been clear in that regard and has instructed us to work in this way.”
Regarding the binational body, he pointed out that the “compliance with the established deadlines for the completion of the work will be possible thanks to the intervention of CTM.”
“It is truly a pleasure to work with the Cooperativa Eléctrica; it is nothing new for us because we are in contact all the time.”
“Concordia needs us to act in this way, so we are very happy; this is one more step and we are already very close to finishing this work,” concluded the mayor of Concordia.
INTEGRATION AND TEAMWORK
Meanwhile, Daneri pointed out that the new agreement is one more step towards integration, connectivity, and “an expression that I value and that we apply in the Argentine Delegation, which is working as a team, because that is how these objectives can be carried out, which are met on time and are so important for Concordia and the region.”
In that sense, he agreed with the mayor of Concordia that these are “the guidelines set by the Governor of the province, Rogelio Frigerio, and which are very important to us.”
COMMITMENT TO THE FUTURE
Spinelli, for his part, stated that “for the Cooperativa Eléctrica, it is a source of pride to be part of the implementation of such an important work as the Airport.”
In that sense, he clarified that the work represents “a commitment to the future and we are very satisfied that they have called upon us to be part of this project, with works that are essential, in compliance with the requirements demanded for this type of activity.”
The work, which will be carried out with funds provided by Salto Grande, will allow for the authorization of the airport, the design of the terminal's navigation charts, and its operational safety.
“We are very close to completing the Airport works,” highlighted the Mayor.
The action took place this Tuesday at noon. Also participating in the event on behalf of the Argentine Delegation of the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande were its vice president Dr. Pedro Galimberti and delegate Juan Carlos Chagas, and on behalf of the Cooperativa Eléctrica de Concordia, the president and vice president Marcelo Spinelli and Martín Santana, respectively.
DEADLINES
Azcué, after the signing, highlighted that “we are getting closer and closer to completing the work; this has to do with articulated work, because our Governor Rogelio Frigerio has been clear in that regard and has instructed us to work in this way.”
Regarding the binational body, he pointed out that the “compliance with the established deadlines for the completion of the work will be possible thanks to the intervention of CTM.”
“It is truly a pleasure to work with the Cooperativa Eléctrica; it is nothing new for us because we are in contact all the time.”
“Concordia needs us to act in this way, so we are very happy; this is one more step and we are already very close to finishing this work,” concluded the mayor of Concordia.
INTEGRATION AND TEAMWORK
Meanwhile, Daneri pointed out that the new agreement is one more step towards integration, connectivity, and “an expression that I value and that we apply in the Argentine Delegation, which is working as a team, because that is how these objectives can be carried out, which are met on time and are so important for Concordia and the region.”
In that sense, he agreed with the mayor of Concordia that these are “the guidelines set by the Governor of the province, Rogelio Frigerio, and which are very important to us.”
COMMITMENT TO THE FUTURE
Spinelli, for his part, stated that “for the Cooperativa Eléctrica, it is a source of pride to be part of the implementation of such an important work as the Airport.”
In that sense, he clarified that the work represents “a commitment to the future and we are very satisfied that they have called upon us to be part of this project, with works that are essential, in compliance with the requirements demanded for this type of activity.”