Andorra Presents 2025 International Parliamentary Reports on Constitution Day

At the Casa de la Vall this morning, the General Council held its traditional Constitution Day session, where two reports on Andorra's international parliamentary activities in 2025 were presented.

General Councillor Berna Coma first delivered the report on the Principality's delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. The document outlined Andorra's involvement in the body's work throughout the year, highlighting key debates on the Ukraine conflict, human rights situations in various countries, and the regulation of artificial intelligence.

Coma emphasised that the delegation's active participation had allowed Andorra to represent its voice in the organisation and showcase the country's unique characteristics. She added that such efforts help strengthen the Principality's credibility as a state committed to defending human rights, democracy, and the rule of law.

Meritxell López, another general councillor, then presented the report on the General Council's delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). It covered the year's activities and meetings, with a focus on discussions about international security, climate change, and the Ukraine war, as well as initiatives to promote cooperation and the role of young people in the OSCE area.

López described 2025 as a productive year for the delegation, underscoring its commitment to international cooperation goals and Andorra's active engagement in the parliamentary forum.