The governor referred on Wednesday to the tercentenary celebrations, which brought together 250,000 people in front of the Monumento a la Bandera, in Rosario.
Booking levels were 80% in accommodation and the economic impact was close to 31,000 million pesos.
The vice-governor and the Minister of Public Works of Santa Fe, Lisandro Enrico, toured the Garello Embankment, located in Colastiné Norte of the capital city.
The governor of Santa Fe attended the opening ceremony of the meeting, which is being held in Rosario until Friday. The governor stated an intention to collaborate with agricultural organizations to establish a future-oriented public policy.
The governor urged the Nation to maintain its road infrastructure and noted that the Province has proposed taking over maintenance of routes 33, 11, and 34.
In Río Cuarto, the governor of Santa Fe, together with his peers Llaryora, Valdés and Sadir, took a stance on the national context.
The governor made this statement during the closing ceremony of the Santa Fe Constitution Reform Convention. He noted, "It is a path projected into the future and it also shows the way to an Argentina in need of dialogue and long-term agreements".
The delegation representing the "Invincible Province" participated in the first edition of the Jadar, receiving 45 gold, 42 silver, and 52 bronze medals, and finished in third place in the competition.
The provincial government hosted an international meeting in Rosario, gathering 250 buyers from over 30 countries, 1,000 companies from Santa Fe and across the nation, and 40 investment funds over five days.
At the 161st anniversary of the provincial police force, the governor praised the approach that helped decrease violence in Rosario and Santa Fe.
Three companies emerged from academic research reported advancements in medical diagnostics and discussed the involvement of the state in quality assurance and regulatory processes.
The Governor of Santa Fe, together with his counterpart Gustavo Valdés, executed an agreement in Corrientes to establish a river connection between the two provinces.
The vice-governor made this statement in the afternoon while observing the loading of 22,000 tonnes of soya at the Port of Santa Fe, noting that the operation results in logistical savings as well as reducing road usage by approximately 800 trucks.