The Amorebieta-Etxano City Council held a recognition event today, October 1st, at the Nafarroa Center to honor the oldest residents of the municipality, acknowledging their life journeys and contributions to the community. The event also coincided with the start of the annual courses and activities for seniors.
Mayor Ainhoa Salterain Gandarias highlighted the active participation and value of these individuals in the municipality's social life. The ceremony took place in the cafeteria of the Nafarroa Center, where diplomas and small gifts were presented to the honorees in gratitude for their years of dedication and effort.
The mayor emphasized the importance of continuing to create spaces where seniors are central figures, noting the significant value of their experience and knowledge. She also highlighted the role of the Nafarroa Center and the Nagusi Aretoa in promoting active aging, stating, "We want our seniors to continue enjoying, learning, and building relationships."
The celebration of International Day of Older Persons also marked the beginning of the new season of activities and workshops for seniors in the municipality. The program includes gymnastics, walks, sevillanas, and various workshops aimed at promoting physical, social, and emotional well-being. A total of nearly 700 people have registered to participate in over 40 planned activities.
