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Visita al Instituto Andaluz de Administración Pública y a la Delegación del Banco de España en Sevilla 12 February 2026

Visita al Instituto Andaluz de Administración Pública y a la Delegación del Banco de España en Sevilla

El alumnado de la promoción del máster 2025-26 ha girado, hoy 12 de febrero de 2026, una visita al Instituto Andaluz de Administración Pública, donde el personal de dicha institución les informó de la labor que desarrolla en materia de innovación, evaluación de políticas públicas, gestión de conocimiento, selección de personas y mapas de competencias.

Posteriormente, visitaron la delegación del Banco de España en Sevilla, donde D. Fernando Arteaga les informó de la labor de control, supervisión de las entidades, gestión de reservas de divisas y circulación de monedas y billetes que realiza la entidad. El Banco de España fue creado en 1782 bajo el nombre de Banco Nacional de San Carlos, por el rey Carlos III.