ACRIB celebrates International Women’s Day with a festive dinner at Cases de Son Martí, giving special prominence to Romanian businesswomen and professionals in the Balearic Islands.

The club consolidates its activity with its second official networking meeting, bringing together local entrepreneurs and professionals to share experiences and create new synergies.

The club’s first networking event: Romanian entrepreneurs and professionals from the Balearic Islands gather at the DiVi Restaurant in Alcúdia to strengthen ties and explore opportunities for collaboration.

ACRIB supports and participates in a Romanian film screening organised by the Romanian Cultural Institute in Madrid (ICR Madrid), bringing Romanian culture and art closer to audiences in the Balearic Islands.

For the second consecutive year, ACRIB and the Honorary Consulate of Romania in the Balearic Islands obtain authorisation to fly the Romanian flag on Palma’s Paseo Sagrera, affirming the institutional presence of the Romanian community in the islands.

ACRIB honours Romania’s legacy in Mallorca by attending a seminar on Emil Racoviță, a pioneering biospeleologist who founded this scientific discipline in the very Drach Caves of Mallorca — a historic bond between Romania and the Balearic Islands.

ACRIB supports The Atlas of Beauty exhibition by Romanian photographer Mihaela Noroc, organised at the initiative of Carmen Moroșan, a Romanian professional based in Mallorca. A testament to ACRIB’s commitment to the cultural endeavours of the Romanian community in the islands.

In one of its first acts as a constituted association, ACRIB co-organises the Nostalgia event together with the Honorary Consulate of Romania, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Madrid, and local authorities, bringing Romanian culture, music, and identity to audiences in Mallorca.

After months of discussions among the future founding members, ACRIB is formally established as a legally registered association. The project that began at a session in the Cambra de Comerç becomes an institutional reality, complete with statutes, a board of directors, and a programme of activities.

The future founding members of ACRIB, alongside Alexandru Lazăr, obtain permission from local authorities to fly Romania’s flag in Palma during Romania’s National Day — an act of visibility and pride for the entire community.

Honorary Consul Alexandru Lazăr begins a series of meetings with key local organisations — including PIMEM and Palma Activa — to explore the feasibility of creating an association of Romanian entrepreneurs in the Balearic Islands and to map out the steps towards its establishment. A discreet but foundational phase.