IEC President Cabré Visits University of Andorra to Boost Catalan Cooperation
Maria Teresa Cabré's first visit to UdA results in agreement to advance collaboration on Catalan language in research and teaching.
Key Points
- IEC President Cabré, with vice-president and delegate, met UdA rector Juli Minoves.
- Signed honour book and held working session with Academic Board.
- Agreed to draft formal conveni for Catalan research and teaching collaboration.
- UdA already contributes to Catalan IFRS translation with UB and UOC.
**Maria Teresa Cabré, president of the Institut d’Estudis Catalans (IEC), visited the University of Andorra (UdA) for the first time on Wednesday, where both institutions agreed to advance a cooperation agreement to promote Catalan in academic research and teaching.**
Accompanied by IEC vice-president Andreu Domingo and Lleida delegate Ramon Sistac, Dr Cabré was received by UdA rector Juli Minoves. She signed the university’s honour book before taking part in a working session with the Academic Board, chaired by Minoves and the vice-rector.
Discussions centred on new collaboration lines to bolster Catalan’s presence in higher education. The two sides committed to drafting a formal conveni to consolidate synergies in areas such as research and university teaching.
The IEC acts as the official academy for the Catalan language, a key research centre across all fields of knowledge, and the publisher of its normative dictionary. The UdA is already active in Catalan terminology projects alongside institutions like the University of Barcelona (UB) and the Open University of Catalonia (UOC), including the official Catalan translation of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), known as NIIF.
The encounter underscores efforts to strengthen Catalan’s role within Andorra’s academic sector.
Original Sources
This article was aggregated from the following Catalan-language sources: