This Thursday, September 24 in Arles City Council, the co-financing agreement for the position of city centre manager sparked a debate on the commercial policy of the city. The Bank of the Territories is expected to contribute 20,000 euros a year...
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This Thursday, September 24 in Arles City Council, the co-financing agreement for the position of city centre manager sparked a debate on the commercial policy of the city. The Bank of the Territories is expected to contribute 20,000 euros a year...