This October, the humble Rotarians of Maspalomas receive the world president of this organization, Gordon R. Mcinally, who is coming on the 5th to the opening of the Rotary international Peace conference in the south of Gran Canaria. Among others, Gordon R. Mcinally will have a lunch in Las Palmas in the Rías Bajas with donors and members of the Paul Harris Society and in the afternoon in San Agustín he will hold a meeting with members from Maspalomas.
On October 6, Mayor Marco Aurelio Pérez receives the Rotarians, who participate in the II Solidarity Fair at the San Fernando de Maspalomas Cultural Center. Accommodation is courtesy of https://hotelesvistaflor.com, which hosts what is called Rotarian Coexistences from 16:00 p.m. to 19:30 p.m. The farewell will be at https://hotelesvistaflor.com at around 13.30:XNUMX p.m.
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Gordon R. McInally, a member of the Rotary Club of South Queensferry, Lothian, Scotland, is the 2023-2024 president of Rotary International. McInally has praised Rotary's ability to adapt technologically during the COVID-19 pandemic, noting that this approach must continue and combine with the best of our past practices as Rotary strives to grow and increase member engagement.
"We've learned that there is a willingness among community members to care for each other," he says, "and we need to make sure we encourage people who have recently embraced the concept of volunteering to join us so they can continue to serve." McInally says the ability for leaders to communicate directly with club members online will be a positive legacy of the changes Rotary has had to make. But, she adds, "in-person meetings are still important, as they encourage more interaction."





