The act counted with the attendance of the delegate of the principal of the Universitat de València for the UV-society Programmes, María Dolores Pitarch; the mayor of Gandia, José Manuel Prieto; the director of Gandia Internacional Centre, Carme Melo; as well as the teacher staff, students and municipal representatives.

A total of 53 students finalised the pathway of Social and Juridical Sciences in the Gandia Internacional Centre. The attendants received the certifying diploma and the becas from the authorities. 

The mayor Prieto highlighted in his intervention the value of La Nau Gran as an key educative and social project to consolidate Gandia as a friendly city with old people and compromised with lifelong learning.  He also thanked the Universitat de València her bet to put this programme through the Gandia Internacional Centre, and underlined that at La Nau Gran “not only you learn, but also coexist and share experiences, enriching the city and making it more unified”.