Deontological Code and Institutional Strategy

Deontological Code and Institutional Strategy

Asociación Casa Romaneasca de las Islas Baleares — Economic Connection Platform Romania – Republic of Moldova – Balearic Islands

I. Vision and Mission

The Association aims to become the main platform connecting Romanian entrepreneurs from Romania and the Republic of Moldova with the Romanian community in the Balearic Islands. The organisation operates as an apolitical, neutral entity oriented towards consensus, respect and cohesion.

II. Strategic Objectives

  • Creation of a cross-border economic network.
  • Support for the internationalisation of Romanian businesses.
  • Promotion of Romanian culture and identity in the Balearic Islands.
  • Development of social and educational projects for the community.

III. Member Regime and Fees

The annual fee for ordinary members is €600. The admission fee may be set at €200. Patron members may contribute through donations or special sponsorships. Non-payment of fees may lead to suspension of rights or loss of membership.

IV. Deontological Code

  • Integrity and transparency in professional relationships.
  • Confidentiality regarding internal information.
  • Mutual respect and prohibition of discriminatory speech.
  • Prohibition of unfair competition among members.
  • Respect for the apolitical and non-denominational character of the Association.

V. Networking Structure

The Association will organise annual economic forums, trade missions, monthly networking meetings and digital platforms to promote member companies. Each member is encouraged to participate actively and contribute to the network’s development.

VI. Cultural and Social Activities

  • Annual galas of the Romanian community.
  • Cultural events and traditional festivals.
  • Mentoring programmes for young people.
  • Charitable campaigns and educational projects.

VII. Governance and Compliance

The Association operates in accordance with current Spanish legislation and the adopted statute. The governing bodies are the General Assembly and the Board of Directors. Financial transparency is ensured through annual reporting and budget approval.

VIII. Long-term Strategy (2025–2030)

  • Expansion of the network at national level in Spain.
  • Official partnerships with institutions in Romania and the Republic of Moldova.
  • Creation of a community investment fund.
  • Organisation of an annual International Economic Forum in the Balearic Islands.