Canary Islands Parliament Session Moves to Fuerteventura Today

President Astrid Pérez and the governing body held a meeting at the Majorero Council

The Parliament of the Canary Islands held its Board meeting on Thursday, 9 October, on the island of Fuerteventura. The session took place at the headquarters of the Island Council, where the parliamentary Board conducted its ordinary meeting. Upon arrival, the President and the Board members were welcomed by the Council’s Vice‑President, Blas Acosta Cabrera.

Subsequently, the Board met with representatives of the Official Chamber of Commerce of Fuerteventura, led by its Vice‑President Soledad Monzón Cabrera and technical officer Sofía Morales Betancort. They presented the Africagua 2025 Project, an initiative that promotes cooperation on sustainability, water and energy between the Canary Islands and Africa. Also present at the event were Natalia Esther Santana, deputy of Nueva Canarias, and Rafael Nogales Gómara of the PSOE.

After the institutional encounter, President Astrid Pérez held a meeting with the Council President Dolores Alicia García Martínez and signed the corporation’s Honor Book.

“These trips are essential to our commitment to proximity and transparency,” the President of the Canary Chamber emphasized.