The closing ceremony and certificate delivery for the Textile Pattern Making Course were held, a training program promoted by the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship of the Municipality of Concordia. The activity took place in the Labor Training Room of the Civic Center and brought together the individuals who successfully completed the training aimed at strengthening the local textile sector.
The event was attended by the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg; the Head of the Social Economy Department, Miguel Parra; the project coordinators, Andrea Popelka and Javier Guattini; and the President of the Cooperativa Textil Concordia, Andrés Aguilar, who accompanied with pride and commitment this recognition of the entrepreneurs who bet on training as a tool for growth.
During the ceremony, Gabriel Enguelberg stated: “This course represents the spirit of our administration, which is to train, accompany, and promote local production. The tools we provide from the State must be at the service of the development of our residents, because training ourselves is taking firm steps toward a future with more opportunities, employment, and productive roots.”
The training, designed for dressmakers, students, and entrepreneurs in the textile field, allowed participants to incorporate knowledge on drafting, grading, collection design, and production organization.
With these types of proposals, the Municipality of Concordia seeks to strengthen the social economy, promote cooperative work, and consolidate a model of local and inclusive productive development, where State tools reach the territory with real impact.
The event was attended by the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg; the Head of the Social Economy Department, Miguel Parra; the project coordinators, Andrea Popelka and Javier Guattini; and the President of the Cooperativa Textil Concordia, Andrés Aguilar, who accompanied with pride and commitment this recognition of the entrepreneurs who bet on training as a tool for growth.
During the ceremony, Gabriel Enguelberg stated: “This course represents the spirit of our administration, which is to train, accompany, and promote local production. The tools we provide from the State must be at the service of the development of our residents, because training ourselves is taking firm steps toward a future with more opportunities, employment, and productive roots.”
The training, designed for dressmakers, students, and entrepreneurs in the textile field, allowed participants to incorporate knowledge on drafting, grading, collection design, and production organization.
With these types of proposals, the Municipality of Concordia seeks to strengthen the social economy, promote cooperative work, and consolidate a model of local and inclusive productive development, where State tools reach the territory with real impact.