The Lehendakari emphasized the ability of these organizations to adapt and reinvent themselves despite “the high degree of uncertainty and the perceived emergencies”. He also thanked his contribution to the Third Social Sector.
On the occasion of the Day of the Third Social Sector, the Lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, emphasized the ability to adapt and reinvent themselves from those organizations Yes It is recognized stake of the volunteers “despite the difficulties in maintaining their participation in the organisations”.
In a context marked by the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, he has appreciated the work of professionals who have “endured change with dedication and professionalism”.
Urkullu thanked her contribution to the Third Social Sector and underlined the importance of personalization and putting people at the center of organizations.
Together with Councilor Beatriz Artolazabal, Iñigo Urkullu took part in the ceremony held this morning in Vitoria-Gasteiz for the presentation of the Sareen Saria Prize to Juan Cid.
In his speech, the Lehendakari wanted to appreciate Sareen Sarea’s vocation for continuous improvement, which he described as a “network of personal, close and continuous attention”.
“We will continue to collaborate and work with the Sustainable Human Development model and the 20230 Agenda, applying the “Auzolana” philosophy in pursuit of the common good we share: ensuring cohesion and social justice as the basis of our living together” he concluded.
Sareen Saria Award
The Sareen Saria Prize was awarded during the ceremony to Juan Cid Pardo, associated with the autism associative movement for 30 years. In Euskadi he was associated with Gautena and FEVAS Plena Institución Euskadi, of which he was president.
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