Once again the mayor of Santa Marta, Carlos Pinedo Cuello, met with representatives of the Tras la Perla Foundation of the Samarian artist Carlos Vives with whom he continues to strengthen the ties of brotherhood with a view to the celebration of the 500 years of the founding of Santa Martha.
Likewise, representatives of the private sector of Santa Marta and Magdalena also took part in the meeting, who are interested in contributing their initiatives so that this anniversary is in line with the expectations of the citizens and Colombia, taking into account that it is the first city founded on dry land on July 29, 1525 by Rodrigo de Bastidas.
In this way, Mayor Pinedo Cuello continues to ‘knock on doors’ in search of support from all sectors, so that they can join in this great crusade for the city such as its 500 years, which demands the full attention of his children, for the compliance with the programs in the pipeline, especially that of drinking water.
Sectors such as tourism, hotels, bananas and production, in separate meetings with the official, have given him support, but there are some missing who, although they are willing to collaborate, require the official’s lobby, to ensure that participation in the great programming to be developed.
At the meeting held today, the official felt pleased with its achievement, for which he captured it on his social networks, especially on his X account, where he also posted a photo with all the participants in the meeting in his office at the District Mayor’s Office.
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“I met with representatives of the Tras la Perla Foundation and representatives of the private sector, to continue strengthening ties and join forces for the great celebration of the 500 years of our beloved Santa Marta in 2025,” says an aside from the mounted message. by the official on his social media platforms.
He assured that, “in this important commemorative event, we seek to highlight the entire historical, cultural and tourist legacy of the city through a rich agenda of events and projects that enhance our heritage.”
He considered that the public-private alliance will be key to making this anniversary a memorable milestone that positions Santa Marta as a tourist, cultural and investment destination in the Colombian Caribbean.
“Let’s continue working together for the comprehensive development of our city!” states the message.
Tras La Perla is an initiative created by Carlos Vives with the objective of actively promoting the improvement of the quality of life in the city of Santa Marta and its region of influence.
This foundation is based on the cooperation and articulation of various forces to discover the potential of the city and the territory, seeking balance and sustainability in all dimensions of development.
One of the outstanding projects of Tras La Perla is the recovery of the emblematic Pescaíto neighborhood, which seeks to enhance the social fabric and talent of the community as part of its transformation plan.
In short, Tras La Perla is a noble initiative led by Carlos Vives to improve the quality of life in Santa Marta and its region, promoting sustainable development.
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