Con ambiciosa meta, Gobernación apoya estrategia comercial en la zona del Canal del Dique

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«Santo Pescao» es la iniciativa busca impulsar la comercialización y el consumo de pescado local durante la Cuaresma y Semana Santa de este 2025, beneficiando a piscicultores, comerciantes y consumidores con una propuesta gastronómica y social de alto impacto.

Queremos fortalecer la economía local y garantizar la seguridad alimentaria en el Canal del Dique y la Zona Costera, señala el gobernador Yamil Arana Padauí, revelando que “la meta es lograr la comercialización de 25.000 platos de pescado, con ingresos superiores a los $500 millones de pesos”.

Con esta campaña además de promover espacios para comer saludable y en familia, contribuye a dinamizar la economía de cientos de pescadores. “Tenemos toda una ruta con diferentes actividades para que disfruten y aporten al desarrollo de nuestro departamento”, expresó el mandatario regional.

En la campaña además se realizarán cinco ollas comunitarias, cada una con capacidad para 200 personas, organizadas los viernes de Cuaresma. “Estos espacios no solo garantizan acceso a alimentación de calidad, sino que también refuerzan el tejido social en comunidades ribereñas”, anota el gobernador Arana Padauí.

Paralelamente, se ha coordinado la participación de restaurantes aliados en la ruta gastronómica, consolidando una oferta variada y auténtica de la cocina local:

En San Estanislao de Kostka: LyM Fusión Gastrobar, Food and Drinks Joaco y Restaurant Donde Yommy. En Arjona y Turbaco el Grupo Empresarial Carly´s y Restaurante Los Tizones.

Además, en San Estanislao de Kostka se dará a conocer el punto de venta oficial de «Santo Pescao«, donde se comercializarán pescado fresco y productos de las asociaciones productivas de la Red de Pobladores del Programa Desarrollo y Paz del Canal del Dique, asegurando el acceso directo entre productores y consumidores.

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