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TM the King and Queen bestow the 2019 FPdGi Awards

Who are the winners of the FPdGi 2019 Awards?

Role models, leadership, social values and the role of science (10th anniversary events)

SEAT joins the Princess of Girona Foundation to promote youth employment

The company takes a further step in its social commitment to young people. SEAT will be a part of the Talent Rescue programme, which fosters enhanced employability and skills development

We are celebrating 10 years. 4-5 November (Barcelona). Don't miss out!

Workshops, presentations, round tables, networking and unique experiences, preceded by the 2019 FPdGi Awards Ceremony. Confirm your attendance

The cofounder of Humanity Crew, Maria Jammal, wins the Princess of Girona Foundation International Award

Lawyer and psychologist, 32-year-old Jammal was chosen for her excellent work at the helm of an organisation that both highlights and creates solutions for the mental health problems suffered by refugees.

Meet the 2019 Princess of Girona Foundation Award winners

Neurologist and entrepreneur Ignacio Hernández Medrano (Business), theatre director Rafael Rodríguez Villalobos (Arts and Literature), social worker Begoña Arana Álvarez (Social) and mathematician Xavier Ros-Oton (Scientific Research) have been recognised with the 2019 FPdGi Awards. The winner of the new International category will be announced in June

Young mathematician Xavier Ros-Oton, 2019 FPdGi Scientific Research Award

The awards jury, who met today at the Center for Research in Molecular Medicine and Chronic Diseases (CiMUS) in Santiago de Compostela, chose the winner for being one of the most brilliant mathematicians with the greatest global impact