With a full economic, educational and cultural agenda, the French delegation will also participate in the inauguration of the exhibition "Les elles des jeux" (They in the games), this afternoon at the Santafesino Sports Museum.
At the leading Argentinean agricultural exhibition Agroactiva, the researcher from Santa Fe was recognised for her outstanding scientific work. She was accompanied by the Secretary of Science, Technology and Innovation, Érica Hynes.
"Women in the Games", in English, is an exhibition that traces the participation of women in the last 130 years of Olympic history, highlighting significant points on the way to equality in sport.
It is the Santa Fe Business Forum, which will be held in September and will be officially presented this Thursday at Agroactiva, in Armstrong. The aim is to promote exports from Santa Fe and to establish Rosario as a tourist business centre.
There will be financing for the purchase of agricultural machinery, for investments and working capital, with provincial subsidies and special rates.
In July and August there will be three weekly frequencies to the airport in San Martín de los Andes, in addition to those already operating to Iguazú, Mendoza and Neuquén.
"When the State listens to the needs of the productive sector, innovative projects are generated, and this is one of them", he highlighted.
It was in an act headed by Governor Pullaro. It is a State policy that seeks to produce a virtuous energy circle of self-generation, which injects the surplus into the grid, favoring productive development.
The objective is to make the most of the natural, cultural and gastronomic potential of the different micro-regions. This Tuesday there was a meeting with participants from Santa Fe, Córdoba, and Entre Ríos in Victoria.
They will be allocated to works related to production in Villa Ocampo, La Sarita, Guadalupe Norte and Avellaneda. "Driven by Governor Pullaro, we support and accompany the entire productive chain of Santa Fe", assured Minister Gustavo Puccini.
This was said by the Governor of Santa Fe during his visit to the Buenos Aires International Book Fair, which is being held at La Rural until May 13th. The province is participating with 65 publishing houses and 120 independent authors from 35 municipalit
The work is being carried out in accordance with a court order for the area where clandestine burials took place during the last dictatorship. "This is an emblematic place where the earth speaks and we must continue to search for answers," said Jatón.
"The goal of Governor Pullaro and Minister Puccini is to use the knowledge of Santa Fe to improve the productive development of our province," said Erica Hynes, Secretary of Science, Technology, and Innovation.