It was within the framework of the ExpoMadera inauguration. “We will always support those who invest and those who generate quality employment in our province,” remarked the provincial governor. “From our position, we must create conditions for investments to exist, which allow them to develop, take risks, and bet on Concordia,” affirmed the mayor of Concordia.
During this Friday night, the governor of Entre Ríos Rogelio Frigerio and the mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué inaugurated the 9th edition of ExpoMadera, an event that brings together national and international exhibitors who are in our city showcasing the added value of the forestry sector.
The initiative has the support of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Government of Entre Ríos, the Federal Investment Council (CFI), the Secretariat of Industry, Commerce and Mining, and the Secretariat of Productive Development of Concordia.
In the opening speech of the exhibition, Governor Rogelio Frigerio pointed out that “we have been working together with the productive sector to see what tools we can facilitate from the State so that the sector grows. We are aware that we have no future in the province if we do not bet on production, and we, the people of Entre Ríos, must not forget that we are part of the productive heart of Argentina.”
“Recovering the culture of work, effort, and merit is the only possible path to get out of this painful and complex situation,” remarked Frigerio, who highlighted the role of the private sector “since entrepreneurs are very eager to grow and generate work. We will always be supporting those who invest and those who generate quality employment in our province, so thank you for not giving up and continuing to bet on it.”
For his part, Mayor Francisco Azcué pointed out that “this is an event in which we want to strengthen our ties and place the private sector at the center of the scene. From our position, we must create conditions for investments to exist, which allow them to develop, take risks, and bet on Concordia.”
In that sense, he pointed out that the Municipality, together with the Province, is working on that path, “building a facilitating State, thinking of the private sector that for many years had to develop their projects despite a State that stifled them. Today there is a change, we are the protagonists, and we believe in the enormous potential we have.”
Present were National Deputy Nancy Ballejos; the Minister of Economic Development of the Province Guillermo Bernaudo; Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo; Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra, among other authorities.
During this Friday night, the governor of Entre Ríos Rogelio Frigerio and the mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué inaugurated the 9th edition of ExpoMadera, an event that brings together national and international exhibitors who are in our city showcasing the added value of the forestry sector.
The initiative has the support of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Government of Entre Ríos, the Federal Investment Council (CFI), the Secretariat of Industry, Commerce and Mining, and the Secretariat of Productive Development of Concordia.
In the opening speech of the exhibition, Governor Rogelio Frigerio pointed out that “we have been working together with the productive sector to see what tools we can facilitate from the State so that the sector grows. We are aware that we have no future in the province if we do not bet on production, and we, the people of Entre Ríos, must not forget that we are part of the productive heart of Argentina.”
“Recovering the culture of work, effort, and merit is the only possible path to get out of this painful and complex situation,” remarked Frigerio, who highlighted the role of the private sector “since entrepreneurs are very eager to grow and generate work. We will always be supporting those who invest and those who generate quality employment in our province, so thank you for not giving up and continuing to bet on it.”
For his part, Mayor Francisco Azcué pointed out that “this is an event in which we want to strengthen our ties and place the private sector at the center of the scene. From our position, we must create conditions for investments to exist, which allow them to develop, take risks, and bet on Concordia.”
In that sense, he pointed out that the Municipality, together with the Province, is working on that path, “building a facilitating State, thinking of the private sector that for many years had to develop their projects despite a State that stifled them. Today there is a change, we are the protagonists, and we believe in the enormous potential we have.”
Present were National Deputy Nancy Ballejos; the Minister of Economic Development of the Province Guillermo Bernaudo; Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo; Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra, among other authorities.