Ivorra and Saint-Gaudéric Formalize Twinning Agreement

The two municipalities sign an agreement to promote shared projects and strengthen relations, noting similarities in population and landscape.

Generic image of two hands formalizing an agreement on a table, with Mediterranean architectural elements in the background.
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Generic image of two hands formalizing an agreement on a table, with Mediterranean architectural elements in the background.

The municipalities of Ivorra and Saint-Gaudéric (Occitania, France) have formalized their twinning agreement with the signing of an accord between their mayors, Jordi Ribalta and Jean-Claude Matry, to foster shared projects.

The agreement, signed on Saturday, October 17th in Ivorra during the fifth Fira de Sant Galderic, aims to establish collaborative ties between the two municipalities, which share similarities in population size and landscape.
The primary objective is to launch a program of shared activities that will encourage the exchange of experiences and strengthen relations between the two communities.
Following this agreement, a delegation from the Ivorra Town Council will visit Saint-Gaudéric on November 7th to gain firsthand knowledge of the French municipality and continue working on future joint initiatives.
Through this twinning, Ivorra embarks on a new phase of cooperation with Saint-Gaudéric, seeking to create opportunities for connection and collaboration between the two towns.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament d'Ivorra (28/10/2026)