Mònica Sala Carrasco Steps Down as Carnet Jove Andorra Director
The government-managed youth association announced the departure to prioritize deeper connections with young people and integration with public initiatives. An open call for candidates emphasizes required skills for this renewed mission.
Key Points
- Carnet Jove Andorra confirmed leadership change to boost youth engagement.
- Shift approved by governing bodies to align with public policies and services.
- New focus on direct relationships with youth beyond discounts.
- Open selection process underway; no timeline for successor announced.
Mònica Sala Carrasco is leaving her role as director of Carnet Jove Andorra, the association managed by the government and the seven parishes.
The organization confirmed the leadership change in a press release, describing it as a step toward greater engagement with young people and closer alignment with policies, services, and activities from public administrations. Governing bodies approved the shift to bring in new leadership suited to these priorities.
The updated focus seeks to build sustained, direct relationships with Andorra's youth, extending beyond discounts and perks. Carnet Jove aims to serve as a key link among young people, government and parish programs, other organizations, and the country's economic and social networks.
An open selection process will evaluate candidates based on the skills required to advance this direction. The association expressed thanks to Sala for her work in strengthening the project during her tenure.
No timeline has been specified for naming a successor.
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