Governor Jorginho Mello Celebrates Austrian Heritage at Tirolerfest in Treze Tílias with Significant State Investments
Governor Jorginho Mello attends Tirolerfest in Treze Tílias, reinforcing cultural preservation while announcing R$6.2 million in local development investments.
- • Governor Jorginho Mello attended the Tirolerfest celebrating 92 years of Austrian immigration.
- • The state government allocated R$150,000 for the festival and announced R$6.2 million for municipal projects.
- • R$1.368 million of the announced funds will finance 12 housing units via the Casa Catarina program.
- • Mayor Armindo Ansiliero Junior praised the governor's ongoing support and partnership with Treze Tílias.
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Governor Jorginho Mello participated in the annual Tirolerfest held on October 11 in Treze Tílias, Santa Catarina, commemorating the 92nd anniversary of Austrian immigration to the region. The festival, which draws thousands of visitors, featured traditional Austrian music, dance, and cuisine, celebrating the rich cultural heritage preserved in the municipality. Mello highlighted the importance of such cultural events in promoting tourism and economic growth, calling Treze Tílias a successful example of Austrian culture thriving in Brazil.
The state government supported the festival with a R$150,000 allocation and announced an additional R$6.2 million for local municipal projects aimed at infrastructure and community development. Among these investments, R$1.368 million is dedicated to constructing 12 new housing units under the Casa Catarina program, underscoring the government's commitment to improving living conditions.
Mayor Armindo Ansiliero Junior praised Governor Mello's continued engagement and support, emphasizing the collaborative partnership between state and local authorities to advance Treze Tílias' development. This cooperation reinforces the importance of cultural preservation alongside socioeconomic progress in the region, with events like Tirolerfest serving both as heritage celebrations and drivers of local economic initiatives.