"BINTENARY" The new branch of the Savings Fund.
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The Minister of Culture, Carlos Aguilar Navarro, in his role as President of the National Bicentennial Commission, participated in the Inauguration Ceremony of Section 60 of the Savings Fund, same as his name "Bicentennial," in honor of the 200 years of Spanish Panama's Independence.
The ceremony was also attended by the general coordinator of the two-hundredth operative team, opal de Ycaza.
During the event, a commemorative plaque was developed by the Cultural Titular Carlos Aguilar Navarro and by the General Manager of the Juan E. Melillo Savings Bank in honor of the Bicentennial of Panama's Independence of Spain at the same time, and the formal opening of the national pictorial sample called "Pienzo de la Republica," Tribute to Our 200 Years of Independence was given.
"The opening of Branch No. 60, currently referred to as Bicentennial, takes a special meaning and is registered as a long and well-known track record that characterizes the Savings Bank as a leading banking entity, at the service of its citizens and close to its customers, but with the whole national community. A proof of this, we have been presenting at this opening a pictorial exhibition:" Pienzo de la Republica: atribuzo a our 200 years of independence. "The incumbent of MiCultura expressed.
"We are deeply committed to what begins in November, a complete year of celebrations for the Bicentennial, and that's why the Savings Fund commemorates this important milestone for our country's history, appointing this branch" Bicentennial. "
The same branch designed with an exclusively inclusive perspective, because for the Fund, all Panamanian and Panamanian are important. "expressed Juan E. Melillo, General Manager of the Savings Bank.
The new branch at the Via Centenario, at the side of Alta Plaza Mall, will benefit more than 8,000 residents of the surrounding neighborhoods.
On this very special date, the dear mascot at the Savings Bank, Zambo was celebrating her birthday number 49, years rejoicing children, youth and adults throughout Panama.
