Andorran Family Business Association

Company or Nonprofit Organization

Business•2 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 15:45

Andorran Family Business Association Pushes for Direct Flights from La Seu d'Urgell to France

The association argues that flights to neighboring France would enhance market access across Europe. It also urges Schengen status for key airports and backs public-private collaborations to launch services.

Business•4 Related•Jun 23, 2026 • 20:15

Andorra Approves 250 Extra Immigration Permits to Tackle Staffing Shortages

Andorran officials released 250 new work permits in two categories to fill urgent gaps in essential sectors after prior allocations ran out. The move balances business demands with sustainable development, drawing mixed reactions from industry leaders.

Business•4 Related•Jun 22, 2026 • 14:45

Andorran Family Business Association Warns of Staff Shortages from Depleted Immigration Quotas

Andorra's Family Business Association raises alarms over labor shortages crippling traditional industries due to exhausted immigration quotas and calls for business diversification amid government permit tweaks.

Health•4 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 08:48

Groundbreaking Ceremony Launches Ossa-Senior Living for 120 Elderly Beds in Andorra's Encamp

Construction begins on Andorra's first sociosanitary centre outside central valleys, backed by MoraBanc financing half the cost amid high investor interest. Officials highlight its role in quality ageing for Encamp's growing senior population.

Health•3 Related•Jun 02, 2026 • 16:03

Encamp Breaks Ground on Andorra's First Senior Residence Outside Central Valleys

Andorra's Head of Government Xavier Espot joined local leaders to lay the first stone for a new sociosanitary centre in Encamp. The facility tackles elder care shortages amid demographic shifts toward longer lifespans.

Business•2 Related•May 25, 2026 • 22:16

Andorran Family Businesses Face Acute Succession Crisis with 70% Lacking Plans

Over half expect leadership changes soon, risking rushed decisions, family tensions, and economic instability as emotional barriers hinder preparation.

Business•4 Related•May 20, 2026 • 07:32

Andorran Family Businesses Drive 65% of GDP, Study Shows Longevity and Prudence

A new EFA study portrays family-owned companies as Andorra's economic backbone, with exceptional longevity, low debt, and international focus, though succession planning lags behind upcoming needs.

Politics•4 Related•May 06, 2026 • 14:31

Andorran Business Confederation nominates Armengol Bosch for CASS board

Daniel Armengol Bosch and Francesc Pallàs Viladomat will represent self-employed workers on the CaixAndorrana de Seguretat Social board. Both candidates bring deep experience in business leadership and sectors like construction and services.

Business•4 Related•May 04, 2026 • 07:01

CEA Nominates Armengol Bosch to Represent Self-Employed on CASS Board

The Andorran Business Confederation selects Daniel Armengol Bosch and Francesc Pallàs Viladomat to advocate for self-employed workers on the CASS board, leveraging their expertise amid key elections.

Health•4 Related•May 03, 2026 • 20:16

CEA Nominates Armengol and Pallàs for CASS Self-Employed Board Seats

Daniel Armengol Bosch and Francesc Pallàs Viladomat, backed by the CEA, will represent self-employed workers on the CASS board. They bring deep experience in business leadership and strategy from key Andorran firms.

Business•4 Related•Mar 08, 2026 • 06:33

Andorran property owners demand immediate end to rent freeze

Property owners reject government's phased rental deregulation plan starting 2027, urging instant lift after years of controls amid tenant backlash.

Business•3 Related•Mar 08, 2026 • 06:32

Andorra Business Leaders Endorse Catalan Services Amid Labour Shortages

Leaders from retail, hospitality, and leisure sectors back Catalan-language services in key businesses during a roundtable, while addressing.

Politics•3 Related•Feb 13, 2026 • 06:16

Andorra Urges Pension Reform Amid Aging Population Crisis

Andorra's population is projected to surpass 100,000 by 2040 with 1/3 over 65, straining pensions. Democrats push personal accounts; Social Democrats defend public funding via higher taxes.