Lingue e culture: patrimonio dell’Europa e… di Errecom!
Labels translated in 24 languages, technical datasheets available in 15, ten native speakers, who make Errecom a multi-ethnic and global environment.
It is an international vibe, the one you can feel at Errecom. After all, since the beginning of its path, the company has relied on cultural diversity to consolidate partnerships with its customers in over 130 countries.
An entrepreneurial intuition that has been able to accompany the global opening up of markets and the consequent breaking down of borders, taking advantage of the obvious commercial opportunities that arise in a world where geographical distances are not a limit anymore.
Linguistic and cultural diversity: an invaluable value that Errecom recognises, celebrates, and rewards day after day but especially today, on the European Day of Languages.
Established by the Council of Europe in 2001, this anniversary aims to raise awareness about intercultural understanding and the importance of protecting the linguistic heritage of Europe. There are 24 official languages spoken and 60 traditional regional and national minorities’ languages (Catalan, Basque, etc.). About this, the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages was conceived: the only treaty in the world that protects and promotes these endangered languages.
Here is the infographic shared by the official website of European Day of Languages:
The coexistence of several cultures, languages, and traditions in Europe has defined its political and social history over the years, so it should come as no surprise that there is such a strong will to protect multilingualism. Erasmus and Leonardo da Vinci programs are only a few of the projects that the European Union has developed as one of the world’s biggest investors in promoting language learning among the citizens to support the economy and worker mobility.
This inclusive and global atmosphere has inevitably influenced Errecom’s strategies, born and developed in a continent where different accents, mindsets and business models meet, trying to understand and support each other.
Just as in Europe, a rule applies in Errecom. Here, different cultures do not just coexist, but mix and support each other, in a wonderful continuous exchange that generates value for the market and customers, but above all for the future.
