The Ramon Llull Institute assumes the vice-presidency of the ENLIT European network – News


Julià Florit, technician in the Literature Department of the Ramon Llull Institute, has been appointed vice-president of the European Network for Literary Translation Support ENLIT (European Network for Literary Translation). The Institute is a founding member of this network, created in 2016 as part of the Frankfurt Book Fair, dedicated to promoting literary translation and increasing the international visibility of European literature, both on a global scale and in its own territories.

Currently, it has the participation of 30 European entities and has held its most recent meetings in Barcelona, ​​Vilna, Thessaloniki and Prague. Julià Florit has been a member of the board of directors since 2023.

Through aid programs, cooperation between its members and the development of joint projects, ENLIT works for a dynamic, diverse and accessible literary ecosystem, covering the entire book value chain and promoting dialogue at international professional fairs and forums.

The governance of ENLIT rests with a board elected by the members of the network, currently formed by Martin Krafl (Czech Literary Centre), which serves as president; Julian Florit (Institute Ramon Llull), vice president; y Alexandra Büchler (Literature Across Frontiers); Ilvi Liive-Roosipuu (Estonian Literature Centre) and Aunt Strandén (FILI Finnish Literature Exchange), as vocals.



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