
The Municipality of Concordia held the official presentation of “Concordia Produce” at the Casa de Entre Ríos in Buenos Aires, the first multisectoral exhibition in the region, which will take place on October 17 and 18 at the Parque Central Viñedos Moulins and the Concordia Convention Center.
The exhibition will bring together more than 200 exhibitors from productive, industrial, commercial, and institutional sectors, creating a unique space for the promotion of local and regional production. In addition, it will feature a business round aimed at connecting entrepreneurs and business owners, and a cycle of academic conferences organized in conjunction with the National University of Entre Ríos (UNER) and the National Technological University (UTN).
Organized by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, with the support of academic institutions and the Center of Commerce, Industry and Services of Concordia, the event is supported by CAME, FEDER, CFI, INTA, INTI, and the Secretariat of Industry, Commerce and Treasury of Entre Ríos.
During the presentation, the representative of the Government of Entre Ríos in CABA, José Moulia, highlighted the importance of “supporting municipalities that are committed to strengthening their productive profile and projecting themselves as regional development hubs”.
For his part, the Secretary of Productive Development of Concordia, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted: “Concordia Produce is the result of collaborative work that brings together the public, private, and academic sectors with a common goal: to boost innovation, employment, and the growth of our city and its area of influence”.
The meeting was also attended by the member of the Center of Commerce, Industry and Services of Concordia, Natalia Soledad Tuppone, and Dr. Hilda Rousserie, representative of the academic committee integrated by the UNER and the UTN, who highlighted the value of this space as a platform for connection and knowledge generation.
The Municipality of Concordia invites the entire productive, business, and academic community to join this first edition of “Concordia Produce”, an event designed to enhance the productive identity of the region and open new development opportunities.
The exhibition will bring together more than 200 exhibitors from productive, industrial, commercial, and institutional sectors, creating a unique space for the promotion of local and regional production. In addition, it will feature a business round aimed at connecting entrepreneurs and business owners, and a cycle of academic conferences organized in conjunction with the National University of Entre Ríos (UNER) and the National Technological University (UTN).
Organized by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, with the support of academic institutions and the Center of Commerce, Industry and Services of Concordia, the event is supported by CAME, FEDER, CFI, INTA, INTI, and the Secretariat of Industry, Commerce and Treasury of Entre Ríos.
During the presentation, the representative of the Government of Entre Ríos in CABA, José Moulia, highlighted the importance of “supporting municipalities that are committed to strengthening their productive profile and projecting themselves as regional development hubs”.
For his part, the Secretary of Productive Development of Concordia, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted: “Concordia Produce is the result of collaborative work that brings together the public, private, and academic sectors with a common goal: to boost innovation, employment, and the growth of our city and its area of influence”.
The meeting was also attended by the member of the Center of Commerce, Industry and Services of Concordia, Natalia Soledad Tuppone, and Dr. Hilda Rousserie, representative of the academic committee integrated by the UNER and the UTN, who highlighted the value of this space as a platform for connection and knowledge generation.
The Municipality of Concordia invites the entire productive, business, and academic community to join this first edition of “Concordia Produce”, an event designed to enhance the productive identity of the region and open new development opportunities.
