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As part of a trip to Brussels to mark the conclusion of the European SHARE project, representatives from the Government of Navarre’s Directorate General for Migration Policy visited Navarre’s Permanent Representation to the European Union.
A group of companies from Navarre (Amets Biotechnology, Camino People, MIMO Dioscience, Nanogrow Biotech, Prosimed, Aldakin, and Ysium Medical) visited the Permanent Representation of Navarre to the EU as part of a EUROPA+CERCA mission to gain firsthand insight into the reality of Brussels, the beating heart of the EU.
Ignacio Ugalde, president of the Association of Social Economy Enterprises of Navarre, passed by our Office during his trip to Brussels, which he used to meet with several officials from various European institutions. Sergio Pérez, Director General of External Affairs, along with the rest of the Office’s staff, welcomed him and explained the Office’s various functions and responsibilities.
Today we were visited by a large group of students from the Salesianos School, located in Sarriguren (Valle de Egües/Eguesibar), who stopped by our office as part of their week-long stay in Brussels.
Today we were visited by Saioa Munduate, a researcher from Mondragon Unibertsitatea, who expressed interest in the role of the regional offices in Brussels. She asked us about our daily activities, the networks we participate in, and the relationships we maintain with other European provinces, autonomous communities, and regions.
A group of people from Estella-Lizarra, Navarre, wanted to visit our office and learn about our work. They showed great interest in the impact of EU policy on our region, the major challenges we face, and the rise of major world powers, as well as how these factors relate to our future.
On Friday, April 24th, we were visited by Michel Calabrò, Director of EUREGHA, a European network that promotes collaboration on health issues among regions.
Today we were visited by Miguel Ángel Magallares, an official with the Committee of the Regions who currently works in the President’s Office and is in charge of Institutional Affairs.
Deputy Inspector Andrés Martínez of the Pamplona-Iruña Municipal Police visited our Office as part of his trip to Brussels to participate in various meetings of the EU-POLNEN Network.
On April 13th, the monthly meeting of the health working group of the European ERRIN network took place at our Navarre Office in Brussels. The health group consists of five coordinators from the regions of Vasta Gotteland, Copenhagen, Île-de-France, Catalonia, and Navarra.
Today we were visited by Beatriz Lacunza, a recent graduate from the Public University of Navarra, who is currently a trainee at the Spanish Permanent Representation to the EU.
This afternoon, we were visited by a delegation of students and teachers from the Official Language School of Pamplona/Iruña, as part of what is becoming a regular stop on their tours of the EU.
Today we were visited by Manuel Román, director of the Navarre-based company ISANATOUR, which specializes in the production of healthy olive oil.
Today we were visited by a group of students from Ainariak School in the Roncal/Erronkaribar Valley (Navarre) who are currently enjoying a trip through Belgium and the Netherlands. We explained to them the history of the EU and the role that our regional office plays in the capital of the EU.
Today we welcomed Pilar Martínez Bravo, the internship and career services coordinator for the International Relations program at the University of Navarra, along with four students from the International Relations program who are currently visiting Brussels.
Today we were visited by María Gafo, head of the unit dedicated to social sustainability within the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Agriculture.
On March 3rd, we were visited by Natalia Bellostas, managing director of INTIA (Navarree Institute of Agri-Food Technologies and Infrastructure).
Today we enjoyed a visit from Iñaki Hualde, technical director, and Néstor Etxaleku, business development director at the Cereal Innovation Center, ESPIGA.
Espiga is an R&D center dedicated to innovation in the cereal sector through science, technology, specific training, and collaboration. In 2025, it joined ADITECH, consolidating its European vocation through participation in EU-sponsored programs.
We welcomed researcher Maria Manso, research engineer and European project manager at NAITEC, a non-profit foundation specializing in mobility and mechatronics, to our office.
On Thursday, February 12, a delegation from the AIN Association of the Industry of Navarre, consisting of Nancy Tarjenian (Director of Business Development for Technology in Europe) and Alejandro Martínez (Researcher in Surfaces and Advanced Materials Technology), came to our office.
The final event of the Plan4CET project took place on February 10th, where the concrete results, tools, and lessons learned from the LIFE-CET projects funded by the European Union were presented. Prior to this, on February 9th, a working meeting was held at the Navarre Office to the EU.
On Tuesday, José-Vicente Espín, director of Savera, along with Pablo Zalba, Micaela León, and Roberta Poza from Deloitte, kindly visited the Office.
After giving them a tour of the facilities, we held a working meeting, during which José-Vicente Espín informed us about Savera's activities and work in Navarre, Europe, and globally.
On January 25, 26, 27, and 28, a group of local elected officials traveled to Brussels to learn about the functioning of the EU and its main institutions.
On January 22, we welcomed Daniel de la Puente, head of European projects, and Natanael Viñegra, project manager. Both are responsible for the National Center for Food Technology and Safety (CNTA). These professionals are in Brussels to attend a series of infodays aimed at outlining the prospects for future European strategies.
We welcomed Marta Goñi, R&D coordinator at the Navarre Institute of Agri-Food Technologies and Infrastructures SA (INTIA), attached to the Department of Rural Development and Environment of the Government of Navarre and part of the Navarre Public Business Corporation (CPEN), to our office.
The Permanent Office of Navarre to the EU has collaborated in organizing a visit by a group of students from different schools in Pamplona/Iruña to the capital of the EU as part of the ERASMUS + Destination Europe program: from Pamplona/Iruña to Brussels.
On November 28, we welcomed two technicians from the Working Community of the Pyrenees (CTP), Idoia Arauzo and Paty Nakhle, to our office. They explained the future projects of this institution, whose presidency was assumed by Navarre last November.
Miguel Garcia, CEO of SPLORO, visited us today at the Office as part of his trip to Brussels to participate in various events such as the Congress for Research Managers. We had a lively chat where he shared his views on the future of the technology sector in the EU and its effects on Navarre.
We welcomed Maite Muruzabal, Director of the AN Group Foundation, to our office, where she explained the concerns and issues facing the agricultural sector in Navarre.
We accompanied students from the University of Navarra's Global Journalism program on their visit to REPER, where they received explanations about the functioning of the European Council from a Navarran ambassador.
We welcome at our headquarters Spanish students of the last promotion of the College of Europe. In their vocation for the European project, they are interested in the regional authorities and delegations and the opportunities they present.
The head of projects and strategies of the City Council of Pamplona/Iruña has come to Brussels to present the Pamplona/Iruña living laboratory for a positive energy neighborhood in the framework of the EUSEW.
We received the ONCE social group at the Permanent Office, ready to learn about the European universe and the work of the regional delegations.
Today Kateryna Haertel and Johan Jäggman from the Federal Union of European Nationalities, the most important umbrella for minority and minority languages, visited the Office.
The new manager of the Vanguard Innovation network, Klaus Niederlander, met with us and visited the Permanent Office.
We received the visit of the CNTA European R&D&I Projects researcher Maria Busolo, with whom we exchanged about her important work and the work and functioning of the Office.
We received at the Office the mission of the Parliament of Navarre led by its President Unai Hualde to the EU capital, accompanied by the Second Vice-President of the Government of Navarre Ana Ollo.
Working visit of the Regional Minister for University, Innovation and Digital Transformation to Brussels in the framework of the presentation of the AgriFoodtech Sandbox. A meeting was held at the Permanent Office with members of the Spanish REPER and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).
We have welcomed at the Office a CEIN mission, made up of representatives of nine different startups from Navarre, which we have accompanied to the EIC Summit 2025.
On the 19th, Mikel Rubio from Navarrabiomed visited the delegation, with whom we held a meeting where we explained the work of the Permanent Office of Navarre. He also informed us about his stay in the EU capital, where he is meeting with various stakeholders. On Friday the 21st, we accompanied him to a working meeting of ERRIN, a network in which Navarre participates.
Aurken Sierra and Elena Teran, researchers of the Communication Faculty of the University of Navarre, visited our office.
He met up with navarre diaspora in Brussels and discussed the economic situation of the province.
A group of students from the Official School of Languages visits the Delegation of Navarre to the European Union.
On January 23rd we had the opportunity to welcome a group of students from San Cernin School, in Pamplona, on their trip to Brussels. This trip is part of the "The European Parliament Ambassador School Programme" (EPAS), which gives students the opportunity to understand their rights as EU citizens and to learn about the role of the European Parliament.
The Minister of Industry and the Ecological and Digital Business Transition, Mikel Irujo, has visited the 'European Hydrogen Week' fair that is being held this week in Brussels, and in which 6 companies and technology centers participate in a mission to promote the development of the green hydrogen in the Foral Community. During his visit, Irujo highlighted that “Navarra is one of the European regions with the greatest potential for the development of green hydrogen.”
Juan Ramón Aramendia, coordinator of the Cybersecurity Center of Navarra, has visited the Delegation of the Government of Navarra in Brussels within the framework of the Cybersecurity Days 2024, which are carried out in the Committee of the Regions and the Economic Committee and Social. During his participation in this event, he gave a presentation on the importance of cybersecurity in the regional context.
Briefly report about the event: here.
The non-profit foundation ADItech, coordinator of the Navarre R&D&I System (SINAI), has organised a business mission to Brussels with the aim of encouraging Navarre-based companies to participate in European projects and establish contact with potential partners at an international level. We welcomed Silvia Ojer Torres, director of European projects at Acción Exterior, to the delegation, who presented her work to bring Navarre closer to Europe.
María Isabel Ugarte Carbonero, head of innovation projects at ZEO Technology, Carles Arbanat Castellvi, CEO and founder of the start-up Lab4Impact, and Ion Arrizabalaga, coordinator of the Polo IRIS, participated in this mission.
On the occasion of their visit to Brussels with the Global Journalism Program of the University of Navarra, 15 students visited us. In addition, we received in the delegation Juan Herrero from Mercadona, Alejando Cercas from Vicens, David Postius from Banco Santander and Susana Garayoa from Zabala who offered a round table for the students.
From September 2 to 6, students from schools in Pamplona, aged 14 to 19, visited the Delegation. They have been selected with the Erasmus + project organized by the Pamplona City Council.
He has met with several community representatives in the the delegation of the Government of Navarra to highlight the role of the sector.