A new course for Unicef Andorra
According to the sources consulted, Albert Mora, an expert in economic and business sciences, with extensive experience in business groups in Germany, Spain and Andorra, has left the position of director of Unicef Andorra. The management committee of the organization has decided to undertake a strategic change to drive growth and innovation, and has chosen to look for a new profile to lead the organization. However, according to the sources, there is no dissatisfaction with the work done by Mora, but it is a decision to adapt to the changes in the social landscape and the emerging needs of the communities Unicef serves .
A necessary change
With a reduced technical team in Andorra, Unicef has decided to implement new actions to achieve a greater impact. This includes greater recruitment of new partners and other initiatives that were not being carried out intensively until now. For this reason, it has been considered that a change of leadership was necessary to achieve these goals. The organization expresses its gratitude to Albert Mora for his commitment and dedication during his term and wishes him the best in his future projects.
A smooth transition
Albert Mora’s departure has surprised some, as he recently represented Unicef at a mass event and was fully involved with the cause. However, according to sources, the departure has been agreed amicably and there is no anomaly in this change of course. Mercè Miguel will temporarily assume the position of director of Unicef Andorra to ensure a smooth and effective transition, ensuring the continuity of programs and services during this period of change. UNICEF is committed to being open and transparent with its partners and the community as it implements these changes.
A promising future
Unicef Andorra aims to promote and encourage growth and innovation to respond to the needs of the communities it serves. With this strategic change, the organization seeks to ensure that the new model is as effective as possible, following international guidelines. Mercè Miguel, who until now has been in charge of Unicef’s awareness and advocacy area in Andorra, will temporarily assume the position of director to ensure the continuity of programs and services. Unicef thanks Albert Mora for his commitment and dedication and wishes him the best in his future projects (https://ca1.10steps.org/Parafrasear-Material-Citado-7761).
