Gáldar and Tejeda strengthen ties with Galician municipalities of the French Way

The agreement aims to boost cultural exchange and joint tourism promotion between the Canary Islands and Galicia.

Stone facade of the Gáldar Town Hall under sunlight.
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Stone facade of the Gáldar Town Hall under sunlight.

The municipalities of Gáldar and Tejeda have formalized their twinning with the Association of Galician Municipalities of the French Way to promote cultural and tourism cooperation between both regions.

The institutional event, held at the Gáldar Town Hall Theater, ratified an agreement aimed at strengthening ties between the Canary Islands and Galicia. The initiative seeks to foster mutual knowledge of Jacobean traditions and highlight the historical and natural heritage of the participating towns.
The Association of Galician Municipalities of the French Way brings together eleven Galician towns, including Arzúa, Melide, Sarria, and Triacastela, all key points on the route to Santiago de Compostela. This agreement establishes joint working lines, including the organization of festivals, gastronomic exhibitions, and cultural events.
During the day, institutional representatives highlighted the importance of this commitment to generate new economic and social opportunities. The agreement, which continues the contacts initiated last April, was marked by the unveiling of a commemorative plaque at the Gáldar Town Hall.