Andorra Celebrates 33rd Constitution Anniversary Honoring Milestone Associations
Head of government Xavier Espot praised civil society's strength at ceremony recognizing groups in culture, tourism, business, social and sports.
Key Points
- Ceremony led by Xavier Espot on 33rd Constitution anniversary.
- Praised civil society for support networks and sector progress.
- Honored cultural groups: Col·legi Sant Ermengol (60y), Esbart Santa Anna (75y), Arxiu Nacional (50y).
- Recognized tourism/business: ENSISA-Grandvalira (60y), Caldea (30y); sports federations (40y).
Andorra's head of government, Xavier Espot, led a ceremony on Wednesday evening to honour the country's associations, federations and organisations on the 33rd anniversary of the Constitution.
The event, held in Radio Andorra's broadcasting hall, spotlighted groups marking significant milestones this year. Espot praised the "strength of civil society" and the ongoing work of Andorra's associations, which create support networks and drive progress across various sectors.
Among those recognised were the Col·legi Sant Ermengol, celebrating 60 years, and Esbart Santa Anna, marking 75 years of activity. Cultural and heritage groups such as Agrupació Sardanista Andorrana, Velles Cases Andorranes and the Arxiu Nacional d’Andorra, which turns 50, also received acclaim.
In tourism and business, honours went to ENSISA – Grandvalira (60 years), Unió Pro-Turisme d’Escaldes-Engordany (70 years), Caldea (30 years) and Creand Crèdit Andorrà (75 years).
Social organisations like the Associació per la Síndrome de Down d’Andorra and Associació Sociocultural dels Residents Algerians were highlighted, alongside sports federations for swimming, taekwondo, judo and motorcycling, all reaching 40 years. The Escoles de Formació de Professions Esportives and de Muntanya marked 30 years.
The evening concluded with Andorra's national anthem, a group photograph and a reception.
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