Ibero-American cooperation must prioritize citizens' well-being, says King Felipe VI

noticiassin.com (Spanish) —

King Felipe VI said Wednesday that improving citizens' living conditions must be the top priority of Ibero-American cooperation, emphasizing dignity as the core goal. Speaking at the opening dinner of the XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, the king stressed Spain's deep ties to the region, calling it a source of pride and humility. He urged leaders to address practical issues like disaster coordination and academic recognition. Around 700 million citizens justify dialogue and agreements, he said. Argentina's President Javier Milei was absent. Honduras, which will host the next summit, also participated in the event.


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