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Presentation of “Chinese Studies in Ibero-America in the 21st Century” on July 15
The online presentation will take place on Wednesday, July 15, at 5:00 p.m. (Spain time) / 9:00 a.m. (Mexico time) via Zoom. The event will feature Raquel Isamara León de la Rosa and Francisco Haro, Emeritus Advisor to the Observatory of Chinese Politics, in conversation with Daniel González Palau and attendees about the book’s main themes and contributions.
To attend the presentation, prior registration is required through the following link.
The 2nd Edition of the USC Diploma in Chinese Economy and Politics Is Now Underway
Directed by Diego Sande Veiga (Secretary of IGADI) and Rubén Lois, the programme brings together a multidisciplinary and international teaching staff and is supported by the Galician Institute for International Analysis and Documentation (IGADI) and the Observatory of Chinese Politics.
The diploma is delivered entirely online, making it accessible to both recent graduates and working professionals. Interested applicants may pre-register until 30 July through the University of Santiago de Compostela’s website.
For further information about the programme, please contact: econpol.china@usc.es.
We join the celebration of Galician Letters Day with the report We in the World 25-26: Galicia’s External Action in an Unstable International System.
In a global context of uncertainty, marked by geopolitical fragmentation and growing competition among major powers, the report reflects on the current state and future of Galicia’s external action. For this purpose, in this 17th edition, we invited the participation of entities represented in the Galician Council of External Action and the Paz Andrade Observatory of Lusophony, advisory bodies of the Xunta de Galicia established under Law 10/2021, of 9 March, on External Action and Development Cooperation of Galicia.
Thus, in the Nós No Mundo 25-26 report, institutions such as the Confederation of Employers of Galicia, the Royal Galician Academy, the Universities of A Coruña and Vigo, as well as organisations such as Ponte nas Ondas, AGAL, or Teachers of Portuguese in Galicia, with observer status in UNESCO and the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP), take part.
The volume also includes contributions from IGADI associate researchers and two strategic reflections signed by IGADI director Christoph Schreinmoser and founding president and honorary president Xulio Ríos.
IGADI especially thanks all participating individuals and institutions for their collaboration, as well as the ongoing support of the General Secretariat for Language over these 17 years.
You can download the Nós No Mundo 25-26 report via this link, as well as consult the full archive of the report here.
IGADI–China Politics Observatory releases a strategic report to enhance mutual understanding between Spain and China
The publication “Spain–China: Strategic Partnership for Mutual Understanding”, coordinated by Daniel González Palau and Raquel Isamara León de la Rosa, examines how sub-state actors have become increasingly relevant in the bilateral relationship, acting as driving and structural agents. The work also analyzes the impact of the Spain–China Comprehensive Strategic Partnership since 2005, as well as the current Spain–China Action Plan 2025–2028, which aims to elevate bilateral relations after decades of friendship and exponential growth.
The report, featuring leading analysts, provides a broad overview of decentralized cooperation between China and Spain, including case studies from regions such as Catalonia and Navarre. In addition, several articles explore the bridges created by university connections, think tanks, and civil society. Finally, the publication examines the potential of triangular cooperation with the Ibero-American world, incorporating case studies on decentralized cooperation between Mexico and China, and Brazil and China, as well as the role of Macau.
The publication (available in spanish) can be downloaded free of charge via the following link.
The project “Spain–China: Strategic Partnership for Mutual Understanding” is supported by the 2025 Call for Grants on Spanish Foreign Policy Priorities from the Secretariat of State for Foreign and Global Affairs, under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation of the Government of Spain.
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