Government guarantees access to credits

During a marathon government day in the city of Itá, the President of the Republic, Santiago Peña, once again focused on his campaign axis, which is the generation of jobs through training and development.

In that sense, he thanked the coordination between the Minister of Labor, Mónica Recalde; the director of the National Professional Promotion Service (SNPP), José Cogliolo, and the president of the Agricultural Habilitation Credit, Amanda León.

Precisely, this entity is promoting loans for small rural and urban entrepreneurs who have completed training in the SNPP.

The loan, called Ñepyrura, has a rate of 15% per annum on balance and a line from 1 million to 15 million guaraníes. It is intended to strengthen handicraft enterprises in yarn and yarn, tomato and strawberry cultivation, pizza making and hairdressing.

The objective of this initiative is to provide micro and small entrepreneurs, both rural and urban, who have completed their training in the SNPP with a credit to establish themselves as microentrepreneurs. It will have nationwide coverage.

The general director of the SNPP highlighted the inter-institutional cooperation with which the institution’s participants will be able to access credit after graduation to undertake and over time employ and generate employment.

The certificates were then delivered to the graduates of the Transmission Autotronics, Front Loader Operator with Simulator, Professional Stylist for Hairdressing, Craftsman in Leather Lining and Circuit Wiring courses, among others, held in several cities. .