This morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué led a working meeting with the Secretary of Industry, Commerce and Mining of Entre Ríos, Catriel Tonutti, with the objective of advancing a common agenda for strengthening the industrial, logistical and productive sector of the city and the region.
During the meeting, in which the Director of Industry and Industrial Parks of the Province, Cecilia Lacava, and the Secretary of Productive Development of the Municipality, Federico Schattenhofer, participated, various strategic projects were addressed, among them, the reactivation of the effluent treatment plant of the Industrial Park of Concordia, scheduled infrastructure works, the planning of the Multisectoral Expo “Concordia Produce” and the logistics project that includes the barge port.
In this regard, Schattenhofer stated: “It was a very interesting meeting where we were able to talk about all the projects we are working on from the municipality, receiving the commitment to carry out mutual support and work between the province and the municipality”.
In that sense, it was celebrated “that we have been able to recover the effluent plant of the Industrial Park of Concordia with our own resources, thanks to a millionaire investment of almost 50 million pesos coming from the municipal tax charged by EMAPI, without the need to request extra funds. This action was highly valued and the province committed to managing resources to cover other infrastructure deficits”, highlighted Schattenhofer.
CONCORDIA IN GROWTH
For his part, Tonutti remarked that “we have truly articulated work between the province and the municipality, with Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Secretary of Productive Development. We talked about a logistics project and a Barge Port that is a priority for both the municipality and the province. It is a project of regional and provincial scope, and we are putting all our energy into supporting them. Concordia is experiencing constant growth in private development, and the State is supporting that sector, even by removing municipal taxes in this complex context, which is worth highlighting”.
Finally, Lacava, Director of Industry and Industrial Parks, highlighted the role of our city's Industrial Park as an engine of productive growth. “It is one of the largest parks in the province and is working strongly on its expansion. In that framework, we support from the province with a common vision of regional development focused on boosting the private sector”.
During the meeting, in which the Director of Industry and Industrial Parks of the Province, Cecilia Lacava, and the Secretary of Productive Development of the Municipality, Federico Schattenhofer, participated, various strategic projects were addressed, among them, the reactivation of the effluent treatment plant of the Industrial Park of Concordia, scheduled infrastructure works, the planning of the Multisectoral Expo “Concordia Produce” and the logistics project that includes the barge port.
In this regard, Schattenhofer stated: “It was a very interesting meeting where we were able to talk about all the projects we are working on from the municipality, receiving the commitment to carry out mutual support and work between the province and the municipality”.
In that sense, it was celebrated “that we have been able to recover the effluent plant of the Industrial Park of Concordia with our own resources, thanks to a millionaire investment of almost 50 million pesos coming from the municipal tax charged by EMAPI, without the need to request extra funds. This action was highly valued and the province committed to managing resources to cover other infrastructure deficits”, highlighted Schattenhofer.
CONCORDIA IN GROWTH
For his part, Tonutti remarked that “we have truly articulated work between the province and the municipality, with Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Secretary of Productive Development. We talked about a logistics project and a Barge Port that is a priority for both the municipality and the province. It is a project of regional and provincial scope, and we are putting all our energy into supporting them. Concordia is experiencing constant growth in private development, and the State is supporting that sector, even by removing municipal taxes in this complex context, which is worth highlighting”.
Finally, Lacava, Director of Industry and Industrial Parks, highlighted the role of our city's Industrial Park as an engine of productive growth. “It is one of the largest parks in the province and is working strongly on its expansion. In that framework, we support from the province with a common vision of regional development focused on boosting the private sector”.