2017
UIPAN Professional International School is born
UIPAN 2017 / 0 Comments /On October 7th, the First Seminar organized by UIPAN – International Professional Union of auxiliaries Notaries, took place in the city of Santiago de Compostela, to present the International Professional School of Notaries’ Auxiliary.
The Seminar was chaired by UIPAN President Juan Carlos Martínez Ortega (Spain) and Vice-President Dina Nicosia (Italy).
At the event, in addition to all the members of the UIPAN Board of Directors, the event was attended by colleagues and professors from Spain, Belgium, Italy and Greece, as well as representatives of the Employee Associations of FEAPEN and UNIC@.
The school already has some thirty teachers (notaries, university professors, lawyers and education experts, and Officiales) from Europe and Latin America, who have shown their readiness to collaborate in this ambitious project aimed at a group of about two million professionals according to the International Union of Latino Notaries (UINL).
We have the presence of the President of the UINL, José Marqueño de Llano, accompanied by the Notaries of Madrid, Álvaro Lucini Mateo and Almudena Castro-Girona Martínez
The President of the UINL, Mr. Marqueño confirmed his support for the UIPAN training initiatives, as an important point during his mandate, showing the willingness to collaborate in this task.
The UIPAN International Professional School has already delivered more than 500 courses in more than 25 countries on four continents. We are confident that this exciting project, which has the backing of the Notary, will serve to strengthen the corporate and formative ties of the Notaries’ Auxiliary Corps.
The days prior to the Seminar, UIPAN was in a Stand at the 4th Congress of Notaries of Europe, maintaining a fluid relationship with Notarial Institutions, counting on the presence of many colleagues who worked tirelessly for the success of our participation in this event legal order. FEAPEN was represented by its Vice-President Alberto de la Vega, and the Secretary Mayte Martínez, and Ana Valle.
