Translators Associations in Spain

The ACE Traductores was founded in 1983 to defend the interest and the judicial, and patrimonial rights among others of literary translators. Its objective is to enable dialog, exchanges and reflection on the profession, as well as on the translator's professional recognition

The ASOCIACIÓN GALEGA DE PROFESIONAIS DA TRADUCIÓN E DA INTERPRETACIÓN (AGPTI) was founded to provide a common work platform for translation and interpretation professionnals working in Galicia.

The objectives of the AIETI are to foster reflection, studies and researches, to teach and exchange in the field of translation and interpretation as well as their social and cultural impact, to promote and broadcast the Translation and Interpretation Studies, and to provide better training for the members of the AIETI, which will beneficiate in the improvement of their translation and interpratation services.

APETI stands for Asociación Profesional Española de Traductores e Intérpretes. Founded in 1954, it is the oldest translators and interpreters association in Spain, and one of the oldest in the world. Its objective is to provide high standards of quality and ethics in the services provided by its members as well as in the certification process of the latter.

ASATI, founded in 2002, is a non-profit association aiming to bring together all translators and interpeters who live in Aragon or those who, for any reason, feel attached to this area.

- ASETRAD - Asociación Española de Traductores, Correctores e Intérpretes
www.asetrad.org

Founded in 2006, the ANETI brings together some thirty companies in Spain providing specialised translation services, whose objective is to always provide high quality services.

ATIC was officially established in 2009, as a result of the merger of the two general associations of translators and interpreters in Catalonia: the Associació de Traductors i d'Intèrprets de Catalunya (ATIC) and Traductors i Intèrprets Associats pro Col·legi (TRIAC). ATIC was founded in 1994 by a group of translation students who wanted to confront the lack of specific legislation and organization within this sector. TRIAC was born one year later with the main goal of creating an official professional college of translators and interpreters, allowing for the regulation of this professional activity in Catalonia.

The Asociación de Traductores e Intérpretes Jurados de Cataluña was founded in 1992 with the objective to bring together certified translation and interpretation professionals and to assist them before the administrative system. Initially founded to represent professionals working in Catalonia, it is now open to professionals from all the country's autonomous regions.

EIZIE (the Association of Translators, Correctors and Interpreters of Basque Language) was founded in 1987. The Association brings together professionals engaged in translation or interpreting from and into Basque. 

- International Association of Translators and Editors in Medicine and Applied Sciences
http://tremedica.org
The TREMÉDICA is a non-profit international association founded in Washington D.C. in December 2005 as a result of the MedTrad growth. Its objective is to maintain the high quality of its services for which it is highly renowned in Spanish-speaking countries.
 

 

Tlaxcala, the network for linguistic diversity, was founded on December 2005 by a small group of cyberactivists who knew one another through Internet and discovered that they shared common interests, common dreams and common problems.

The Red de traductores e intérpretes de la Comunidad Valenciana is a non-profit independent association founded to support and defend the interests of translation and interpretation professionals working in the Valencia community.