USEC had a unique opportunity to interview outgoing Ambassador of Spain to the US, Ramon Gil Casares, soon before he returned to Spain after five years in Washington DC. This exclusive interview was led by Martin Gurria (USEC National Director of Corporate & Institutional Relations) and Gonzalo Garcia, USEC President.
The history of The Unites States and the Spain is intertwined right from the Declaration of Independence. Just this past year we have honored Spanish General Gálvez as an honorary citizen. A recognition of Spain’s key role in the American revolution and the strong bonds that unite us. This long common history is highlighted with a continuous Diplomatic representation.
H.E. Ramón Gil-Casares, Ambassador of Spain to the United States, receives USEC’s Farragut Award
Ambassador Gil-Casares spent 13 years in the United States. His profound understanding of the American and Spanish cultures enabled him to build new and lasting bridges between the two countries. His tireless dedication to the development of ever stronger bonds between the nations is greatly appreciated and will be remembered in years to come.
The Farragut Award, recently created by USEC, is given to individuals that have shown an effort above and beyond the call of duty to foster relations between both countries. For the 2017 edition, the board of USEC selected Ambassador Gil-Casares, who received the award in a private ceremony on March 23rd just a few days before returning to Spain at the end of his term.
