The Parliament will award its Medal to CERMIN for its work in favor of a fairer and more inclusive Navarre

The Parliament of Navarre will award its Medal to CERMIN in recognition of its work in favor of a more just, inclusive, and equal community.

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The Board of Spokespersons of the Parliament of Navarre has given the go-ahead this Monday to an institutional statement by which it is decided to award the Medal of the Parliament of Navarre to CERMIN for "its work and collaboration to build a fairer, more inclusive and more equal Navarre," at the proposal of the Presidency of the Chamber.

In the document backed by the groups, the Parliament expresses "its recognition and thanks to all the people who are part of CERMIN who, with their work, contribute to building a better Navarre." Likewise, it highlights "the importance that the work of CERMIN has had and has for an improvement of public policies in favor of people with disabilities."

In the same way, the Chamber values "the collaboration of CERMIN and of the organizations that make it up with the institutions of our Community for the improvement of public services." At the same time, it deems "it necessary to continue working on public policies that contribute to improving public services and care for people with disabilities and to guaranteeing their rights."

Finally, it is ratified that the Medal of the Parliament of Navarre, the highest distinction granted by this institution, will be presented to CERMIN for "its work and collaboration to build a fairer, more inclusive and more equal Navarre."