| Description : In 2005 Andorra signed the Constitutional Treaty of the
Ibero‐American General Secretariat, which is based in the Spanish capital Madrid. The official and working languages
are Spanish and Portuguese. The aim of this association is to promote cooperation, coordination and solidarity between the
Member States. The biennial Ibero‐American Summit met in Soldeu, Andorra, in 2020 to discuss "Innovation for
sustainable development ‐ goals for 2030". The coin, designed by the Italian designer Orietta Rossi, depicts a
stylised tree made up of human silhouettes and cogwheels. The silhouettes symbolise the integration of society, culture and
education for a sustainable future, while the cogwheels symbolise the energy of movement among the ideas and proposals of
the summit participants. The logo of the event, shown in the bottom right‐hand corner, shows in the upper right‐hand
quadrant three segments illustrating the colours of the Andorran flag, while in the bottom left‐hand corner six
segments are intended to represent Andorra's openness to the objectives of sustainable development. In a semicircle on the
upper left is "XXVII CIMERA IBEROAMERICANA" (27th Summit of Latin America). On the left is the name of the
issuing country "ANDORRA" and below it the year "2020". Andorran coins are minted alternately in the countries of the
Princes of Andorra; in 2020 this was the turn of the Royal Mint Real Casa de la Moneda in Madrid. |
