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Spain’s Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares kicked off his first official trip to Andorra with a bold vision: turning the border into a bridge for lasting cooperation. Focused on mobility, infrastructure, and housing challenges, he pushed for joint talks involving regional powers like Catalonia and local municipalities. Leveraging EU tools like Tramvalira and proposing a permanent committee, Spain aims to smooth Andorra’s EU integration while backing anti-fake-worker efforts alongside Andorra’s Foreign Minister Imma Tor. Three concrete deals—criminal asset sharing, cultural exchange via Cervantes, and diplomatic training—were signed, signaling a new era of collaboration. Though operational details remain in flux, the visit underscored Spain’s unwavering commitment to shared prosperity with its tiny Alpine neighbor.

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