The archipelago located in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa serves as a significant entry point for individuals fleeing conflict and poverty, many of whom arrive after perilous sea voyages. Amidst this humanitarian context, the Pope is scheduled to visit the Canary Islands and Tenerife from June 11th to June 12th. This visit marks the conclusion of a week-long tour that commenced with a stop in Madrid, which will also include a visit to Barcelona.
On June 11th, P. Sanchez is slated to receive the Pope in Gran Canaria. According to the delegation from the central government of the Canary Islands, Sanchez and the Pope will jointly participate in a meeting.
This gathering is set to include migrants, as well as various volunteers and aid workers. Separately, the Royal Palace has announced an exceptional exhibition featuring a masterpiece that has never before been displayed in Lithuania. Further details regarding P.
Sanchez’s specific participation in these events are also anticipated. The itinerary underscores the focus on both spiritual engagement and humanitarian outreach within the Canary Islands region during the Pope’s stay.
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