Andorra awards Naiara Liñán €4,000 for Mediterranean Games bronze
The Andorran Olympic Committee honoured athlete Naiara Liñán for her bronze medal in Taranto, calling the result a historic milestone for the Principality's sport.
Key Points
- Naiara Liñán received a €4,000 prize and a commemorative diploma from the Andorran Olympic Committee.
- The award recognises her bronze medal at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto.
- COA president Xavier Espot Miró praised her effort and dedication at an institutional ceremony.
- The committee called the medal a historic milestone and a benchmark for future Andorran athletes.
The Andorran Olympic Committee (COA) has awarded athlete Naiara Liñán a €4,000 prize and a commemorative diploma for the bronze medal she won at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto.
Liñán was received at an institutional ceremony by COA president Xavier Espot Miró, who congratulated her on the achievement and highlighted the effort, dedication and commitment behind her international success.
The committee described the medal as a historic milestone for Andorran sport and a benchmark for future generations of athletes. According to the COA, the result also recognises Liñán's career and helps raise the Principality's visibility in international competition.
Espot Miró stressed the significance of such results for the development of sport in the country, particularly their potential to inspire young athletes. He wished Liñán further success in upcoming competitions and reiterated the committee's commitment to supporting Andorra's athletes.
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