New Aqueduct Brings Drinking Water to Villages in Chaco.

Unitec Agro, the Agro industrial Business Company that is part of Corporación América whos Chairmaster is Eduardo Eurnekian, is ready to inaugurate an aqueduct in the northern province of Chaco.
U$ 40 million have been invested in the 273 Km. of canals that are going to be constructed. As well as being used for irrigation, the aqueduct will bring water to several villages in the region. So, as soon as the aqueduct begins to operate, the villages of Laguna Limpia, Ciervo Petizo, Presidencia Roca, Capitán Solari and Las Garcitas, will have a supply of drinking water coming from the Bermejo River.
Chaco Province Governor, Jorge Capitanich, visited the aqueduct with a group of Moroccan businessmen and government employees. The Governor said to the press that this aqueduct “will boost agricultural business and improve human lives by bringing drinking water to many people”.
Minister of Production, Aziz Akhannouch, headed the Moroccan delegation that arrived to Chaco who are interested in local production, particularly in cotton cultivation and stockbreeding genetics. This is the reason why they visited Unitec Agro, where they observed the crops, the cattle, and the cotton plantations. “It is a very important visit for us, we could witness how one of the biggest farms in Argentina works, and we are taking back lots of important information, such as water treatment. “, said the African Minister.
Unitec Agro achieved a vertiginous development thanks to the vision of its leaders, who have focused on investigation, expansion, international presence and diversification activities, all of which, added to the spirit of its employees -a group of interdisciplinary professionals- turned a simple agro industrial project into an enterprising group.
Following its international expansion policies, Unitec Agro has recently opened a new Company in Morocco, “Lands of Morocco”, that will basically exploit Moroccan farmlands. Unitec Agro’s main objective is to set up in the Maghreb (The North African Common Market) to develop different business lines.