In accordance with a commitment it made when it was founded, the Foundation subsidises the publication each year of the Annual Report of the Royal Academy of Medicine (Real Academia de Medicina) , and the newsletters of the Royal Sevillian Academy of Belles Lettres (Real Academia Sevillana de Buenas Letras) and the St Elizabeth of Hungary Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Real Academia de Bellas Artes de Santa Isabel de Hungría). The Foundation also takes an interest in and supports the following entities in various ways: Asociación Española de Fundaciones, Fundación de Estudios Sociológicos, Fundación Príncipe de Asturias, Fundación Pro-Real Academia Española, Juventudes Musicales, United States-Spain Council Foundation, Fundación Cotec, Fundación de Ayuda contra la Drogadicción, Fundación de Cooperación al Desarrollo y Promoción de Actividades Asistenciales, Fundación de Estudios de Economía Aplicada, Fundación Integra, Instituto Católico de Arte e Industria (I.C.A.I.), Instituto de Desarrollo Regional, Proyecto Hombre, Pontifical University of Salamanca and the University of Seville. Javier Benjumea chair of economic and business ethics The University of Comillas signed a cooperation agreement with the Focus-Abengoa Foundation on 21 November to create the Javier Benjumea chair. The primary objective of the initiative is to implement research and educational activities to increase theoretical knowledge in the field of business ethics and responsible business practices, with a view to promoting their implementation in companies and organisations. Other objectives are to promote research into areas related to corporate social responsibility and business citizenship and the key ethical principles of a fair, prosperous economy; to encourage responsible, ethical leadership in the context of a global economy, based on moral values and ethical principles; to promote good business practice and an ethical business culture; and to emphasise the moral dimension of companies and organizations to create a more solid economy and a fairer society. A further aim is for the new chair to serve as a point of contact for academics, businesspeople, executives, and other professionals concerned with social responsibility in companies and organizations. To achieve these objectives, the chair will coordinate the teaching of business ethics at the University of Comillas, train teachers, develop new innovative technologies, provide refresher training for people working in this field and run a permanent Economic and Business Ethics Seminar. It will also create a reference collection in the University library, specialising in economic and business ethics, and carry out theoretical and applied research projects. It will provide and administer researcher training and collaboration grants, provide guidance and training in business ethics in companies and organisations and promote media coverage and involvement in national and international forums. Activities carried out by the Javier Benjumea chair will also include establishing institutional relations with national and international counterpart organisations and organising conferences, symposiums and monographic meetings. Distinctions The governing board of the Sevillian Association Alonso el Sabio decided to award the Focus-Abengoa Foundation the Alfonso X el Sabio Prize 2002, in recognition of the cultural work it has undertaken for the benefit of the city of Seville. The prize was awarded by the President of the Association, Pedro Rodríguez Bueno, at a ceremony held in the Royal Chapel of Seville Cathedral on 22 November. Works of art on loan The Foundation was delighted to give a number of its works of art on loan to national and international institutions for temporary exhibitions held in the course of the year. Pedro Tortolero Philip V entering Seville in 1729 248 x 774 mm. Copper line engraving (etching and burin) printed in black ink on laid paper (285 x 815 mm). Published in Juan Bautista de Zúñiga, Anales eclesiásticos i seglares de la M.N. i M.L. Ciudad de Sevilla, Seville, Francisco José de Blas, 1748. Exhibition: Art in the Court of Philip V, Madrid, Casa de las Alhajas, from 29 October 2002 to 26 January 2003. Organised by the Spanish National Heritage Board, Prado National Museum and Fundación Caja Madrid. Juan Bautista de Zúñiga Anales eclesiásticos i seglares de la M.N. i M.L. Ciudad de Sevilla, 1748, 29 x 20.5 x 2.5 cm. Bound book, containing the engraving by Pedro Tortolero Philip V entering Seville in 1729 Exhibition: A kingdom under the sign of peace. Ferdinand VI and Barbara de Braganza. Madrid. Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, from 13 November 2002 to 26 January 2003. Organised by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport, and the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. Exhibition: 18th-century Spain and the philosophy of happiness and order, Río de Janeiro, Museum of Fine Arts, from 4 July to 25 August 2002. Organised by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport, and Fundación Arte Viva.