In the Operations Room of the Rosario Stock Exchange (BCR), the President of the BCR, Miguel Simioni, and the Governor of Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaro, led the presentation of the roadworks plan for the port area of Greater Rosario, accompanied by provincial authorities, representatives from the productive sector, and directors of the host institution.

During the conference, details were provided about the $150 million financing granted by the Latin American Development Bank (CAF) to carry out an ambitious infrastructure program, key to improving logistics and competitiveness in Argentina’s main agro-industrial export hub. The initiative is part of the Public Affairs Agenda jointly developed by the BCR and the Santa Fe Stock Exchange.

“The government has focused on issues we have been working on together with the markets, such as this infrastructure agenda. These works will make the province and the country more competitive,” said BCR President Miguel Simioni, who appreciated that the presentation once again took place at the Stock Exchange’s headquarters.

For his part, Governor Maximiliano Pullaro emphasized that the presented program is the result of serious and coordinated planning, based on ongoing dialogue with stakeholders in the productive system. “This design is not an isolated decision or an improvised action. It stems from meetings, listening, and taking note of what institutions like the Rosario Stock Exchange propose. That’s where the province’s real priorities lie,” he stated. He also highlighted that “thanks to efficient management, dialogue with international organizations, and solid coordination with entities like the Stock Exchange, today we can showcase concrete planning and a work model that relies on production, development, and added value.”