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The activity is free and will take place in two days, on December 3 and 9, through two modalities: face-to-face, with a maximum capacity of 36 people and for which it will be necessary to register at events.murcia.es, and online , with open access from the YouTube channel of the Murcia City CouncilThe Murcia South Connection project brings together social agents and neighborhood representatives from southern towns in a Neighborhood Forum to analyze topics of interest for the development and improvement of services and the quality of life of citizens, such as education, commerce, culture, tradition, interculturality, mobility and sports, among others.The councilors of Urban Agenda and Open Government, Mercedes Bernabé, Desarrollo Sostenible y Huerta, Antonio Navarro, and Pedanías y Barrios, Marco Antonio Fernández, presented this morning, together with the presidents of the municipal boards and those responsible for each of the thematic, the activity that is part of the participatory process of South Connection and that will serve to give voice to the residents of the neighborhoods and districts of El Carmen, San Pío X, Barriomar, Santiago el Mayor, El Progreso, Infante Juan Manuel, Patiño, Nonduermas and Los Dolores."We are facing a project that will involve an important social, urban and economic transformation of Murcia, a project that will be developed based on the contributions of residents and experts in urban regeneration.

The objective of this Forum is to deepen and learn about the opportunities and difficulties of the area from the hand of people who are closely linked to economic, social and cultural activity and, at the same time, address the advantages that South Connection will entail for development of these neighborhoods ”, Mercedes Bernabé highlighted.For his part, Antonio Navarro has added the importance of involving citizens in the development of this project that is going to definitively transform the life of the southern neighborhoods of Murcia, "generating new free spaces and living areas, where green areas , trees and vegetation, will take on special prominence ”.

More than 600 contributions in a monthThe participatory process launched within the framework of the strategic project Murcia South Connection has received more than 600 contributions made by more than a hundred groups and organizations, who have transferred their proposals, which will be evaluated by a technical committee that will shape the the ideas presented and will bring them together for their inclusion in the project that will collect the actions to be developed."The City Council carries out a coordination task between all the agents involved and has the responsibility to reconcile the different proposals, which sometimes meet conflicting criteria," said Bernabé, who recalled that "citizens are the real protagonists of transforming by it completes its surroundings, which makes it a human project more than an urban project, South Connection.It is worth noting the role played by the presidents of the municipal councils, which are the organs with the greatest neighborhood representation and those that maintain a closer relationship with all the agents in the area.Marco Antonio Fernández has pointed out that "this project will mean an important improvement for the quality of life of the residents of these districts, as they will achieve new open-air spaces, as well as dependencies for culture, training and leisure."Barrios Forum, December 3 and 9, at 7:00 p.m.The Neighborhood Forum is free and will take place in two days, on December 3 and 9, at 7:00 p.m., at the Artillery Barracks.

Those interested can participate through two modalities: in person, with a maximum capacity of 36 people and for which it will be necessary to register for events.murcia.es, and online, with open access from the YouTube channel of the Murcia City Council.Commerce, sports, culture, women, interculturality, education, the elderly, mobility and tradition are the themes that this activity will cover, thanks to the participation of speakers, from different sectors of economic, social and cultural activity in the area and with representation of all the neighborhoods involved.The program, day by dayThe Neighborhood Forum will be held on December 3 and 9, at 7:00 p.m., and will be moderated by journalists Marienca Fernández and Carmen Vilches.

In this way, the program is as follows:Thursday, December 3-José Ramón García, from the Infante Juan Manuel Merchants Association.-Toñi López Nicolás, sociocultural facilitator of the Barrio de San Pío X.-Hermógenes Abril Serrano, from the Barrio del Progreso Football Club.-Ana Castillo Rubio, from the Nuestra Señora de Cortes de Nonduermas Choral and Cultural Association.-Concha Manzanares Méndez, from the Barriomar Women's Center.- Larysa Ponomarenko, from the Murcia Association of Ukrainians.Wednesday, December 9- Asunción Hernández, from the City Council's Nursery School Service and former director of the Santiago el Mayor Nursery School.- Jesús de la Peña, from the Cuartel de Artillería Cultural Production Center.-Francisco Navarro Miñano, from the Peña Huertana La Hijuela de Patiño.-Antonio Hernández Giménez, from the Los Dolores Center for the Elderly.-Enrique Barranco and Kelly Suniaga, from the Wyrdamur Cultural Association.- Nacho Tomás, communication agency N7.Participatory process Murcia South ConnectionEl proyecto Murcia Conexión Sur supondrá la devolución a los murcianos de una superficie urbana de más de 200.000 m2, donde los espacios verdes y las zonas peatonales serán las grandes protagonistas.La realización de este Foro de Barrios es una de las actuaciones enmarcadas en el proceso participativo de Conexión Sur, que se extenderá hasta el 16 de diciembre y servirá para dar voz a los vecinos de los barrios y pedanías de El Carmen, San Pío X, Barriomar, Santiago el Mayor, El Progreso, Infante Juan Manuel, Patiño, Nonduermas y Los Dolores.Ente las acciones que se están llevando a cabo se encuentran la instalación de urnas en los comercios de la zona para que los vecinos puedan realizar sus aportaciones y las reuniones individuales con representantes de los más de 150 colectivos que desarrollan su actividad en estas localidades.

El objetivo es recabar ideas y propuestas que posteriormente serán evaluadas por parte de los técnicos competentes.Hay que añadir el Foro de Expertos que celebrará mañana en el Cuartel de Artillería y contará con la participación de algunos de los arquitectos más influyentes del panorama nacional e internacional, como son Ibón Areso, impulsor de Ría 2000 Bilbao, Francisco Burgos, responsable de Madrid Río, Enrique Bardají, de Mahou-Calderón, y José María Ezquiaga, de Madrid Centro.Toda la información sobre el proceso participativo, horarios y fechas de las actuaciones se encuentra en el portal web murciaconexionsur.es.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia