Continuing with the policies given by the governor of Chubut, Ignacio “Nacho” Torres, regarding accompanying the productive sector of the province, the Ministries of Production and Tourism and Protected Areas held informative talks on lines of credit for productive and tourist ventures in the mountain area.
The interest was such that more than 230 entrepreneurs participated in the meetings organized in El Hoyo, Esquel and Trevelin, which also had the support of these municipalities and the Federal Investment Council (CFI).
It should be noted that this is the financing agreed weeks ago by Governor Ignacio Torres himself and the CFI, which aims to boost the productive sector of the Province, making available amounts of up to 120 million pesos, in terms of 48 and 60 months, with up to 6 months of grace.
“A lot of expectations”
In this regard, the director of Investment Promotion of the Ministry of Production of Chubut, Romina Farías, assured that the general balance of the three informative talks “is really positive due to the great participation and reception of this credit proposal.”
“There is a lot of expectation with the three lines of financing that we are presenting,” said the provincial official, who was accompanied by authorities from the Chubut tourism portfolio and a technical team of specialists from the CFI.
Farías referred to the concerns, consultations and good predisposition demonstrated by the entrepreneurs and representatives of SMEs related to tourism and production activity in the area: “They showed a great desire to access the tools to grow their projects. “he added.
She also pointed out that during the three meetings, in El Hoyo, Esquel and Trevelin, “we have had the participation of tourism providers, people dedicated to agriculture and livestock, managers of productive establishments and female entrepreneurs.”
In all the talks, details of the following financial instruments promoted by the Government of Chubut and the CFI were provided: “Program for the Productive and Financial Development of Women”, “Value Chain”, “Green Financing” and “CFI Guarantee Fund “.
