US EditionMarbella celebrates international community
- Marbella celebrated Europe Day on May 9, hosting a ceremony honoring the international community and local businesses.
- The event celebrated 75 years since the Schuman Declaration, which established the basis for the European Union as a means to maintain peace following World War II.
- Speakers praised the EU’s success in promoting economic growth, democratic values, and human rights while awarding local organizations like Anytech365 and Savia Organic Salon.
- Alberto Benito called Marbella a "model of peaceful coexistence," reflecting the city's over 170 nationalities and commitment to unity amid global challenges.
- The ceremony highlighted ongoing efforts to uphold peace, democracy, and cooperation in Europe, emphasizing the continued relevance of the Schuman Declaration’s spirit.
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Marbella celebrates international community
Marbella celebrated Europe Day on Friday, May 9, with a heartfelt institutional thank you at the Hospital Real de la Misericordia, honouring local entrepreneurs for their contributions to the city’s social and economic growth. At the ceremonial event, Remedios Bocanegra, advisor for foreign residents, praised European associations for developing coexistence and mutual understanding… Source
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