This Tuesday, Queen Sofia CEU received the title of Dr. Honoris Casa from the University of San Pablo in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the promotion of culture and promotion of the arts, his outstanding commitment to the social and healthcare fields and his life. Of exemplary dedication and devotion to Spain and the Spanish people.
© CEU University of San PabloThe inquest ceremony began at 12 noon in the Aula Magna of the Monteprincipe campus presided over by the university authorities. Ten minutes later, Doña Sofia appeared to applause, a great euphoria that almost overshadowed the event’s music.
The president of the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, Benigno Pendas García, was in charge of giving the accolades during the ceremony. During his speech, he mentioned Philip VI’s mother Sophia’s name, which means wisdom. He also highlights the qualities of Greece, his homeland, and Spain, his chosen homeland.
After referring to Doña Sofia as the granddaughter, daughter, wife, mother and future grandmother of kings and queens, Pendas García said: “You can be happy and satisfied with your contribution to the history of Spain.” Similarly, he highlights his solidarity role, for example, by recalling his “immediate response” after DANA by promoting a food bank.
© fundacion_ceuThis prestigious academic event brought together distinguished members of the university community, representatives of cultural and social institutions.
Rani accepted the title of Honorary Doctor at the proposal of the Rector of CEU San Pablo University, pink seen. And the CEU USP goes like this The first private Spanish university who receives the queen’s acceptance to join the faculty of her university community, which she enriches with her unquestionable merit.
Doña Sofia received this high academic distinction from the universities of Rosario (Bogotá), Valladolid, Cambridge, Oxford, Georgetown, Evora, New York and Seisen (Tokyo).
CEU San Pablo University awarded this distinction to a select group of national and international intellectuals: Helmut Kohl; John Martin Scott; Gordon Tullock; Antonio Maria Ruco Varela; Mario Monti; Vicente Palacio Atard; Francisco Rodriguez Adrados; Margaret Foti; Jose Antonio Escudero; Eduardo Garcia de Entreria; Joseph H. Weiler; Herman Van Rompuy; Raimundo Basols; Joseph A. Bellanti; SGO Johansson; Alberto Campo Baeza; Antonio Fernandez de Buzan; Remy Bragg; Jose Luis Gutierrez; Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau; Marcelino Oreza Aguirre; Jose Maria Alvarez-Palette; and Jose Maria Ordovas.
