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Consell de Ministres

The Consell de Ministres is Andorra's Council of Ministers, the executive body approving legal reforms, infrastructure, awards, and more.

The Consell de Ministres is Andorra's Council of Ministers, also known as the Andorran Council of Ministers. It serves as the primary executive body approving legal reforms, infrastructure projects, awards, subsidies, and capacity studies. Recent actions include boosting subsidies for religion teachers, reforming artist accreditation rules, and designating Andorra Telecom for ITU satellite duties. It operates within the Government of Andorra and coordinates with the Consell General on legislative matters. This entity is distinct from similar-named councils in other countries.

Key Points

  • The Consell de Ministres is Andorra's Council of Ministers, also known as the Andorran Council of Ministers.
  • It serves as the primary executive body approving legal reforms, infrastructure projects, awards, subsidies, and capacity studies in Andorra.
  • Recent actions include boosting subsidies for religion teachers, reforming artist accreditation rules, and designating Andorra Telecom for ITU satellite duties.
  • It operates within the Government of Andorra and coordinates with the Consell General on legislative matters.
  • This entity is distinct from similar-named councils in other countries, functioning specifically as Andorra's executive council.

Timeline

  1. Reforms Artist Statute Rules

    Council of Ministers reformed Artist Statute, easing accreditation with new social security options for self-employed creators.

  2. Boosts Religion Teachers' Funding

    Council of Ministers approved €195K subsidy increase for religion teachers' salaries in public and private schools.

  3. Designates Andorra Telecom for ITU Satellite Role

    Council of Ministers designated Andorra Telecom as ITU satellite registration authority to enhance telecom and space opportunities.

  4. Approves Defence Rights Amendments

    Council of Ministers approved amendments to defence rights regulations, streamlining lawyer assignments and indexing pro bono fees to inflation.

  5. Awards Orde de Carlemany to Artists

    Council of Ministers approved Orde de Carlemany awards to Claret brothers and posthumously to painter Francesc Galobardes for cultural contributions.

  6. Approves Oncology Tender at Meritxell Hospital

    Council of Ministers approved tender for new oncology facilities at Meritxell Hospital, centralising services with improved patient safety.

  7. Approves €5.8M Road and Wildlife Projects

    Council of Ministers approved €5.8 million in contracts for Massana-Ordino bypass extension, Canillo wildlife centre, CG-4 road repairs, and greenway upgrades.

  8. Authorises Virtual Universities UDDI and UNIPRO MBA

    Council of Ministers authorised the virtual private university UDDI following AQUA's evaluation and approved UNIPRO's online MBA under transitional rules.

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Also Known As

Andorran Council of Ministers, Consell de Ministres, Council of Ministers