(Adnkronos) - Un riconoscimento per aver promosso, rafforzato e valorizzato i legami con l'Italia, in particolare quella meridionale, ma anche all'impegno internazionale nel campo dei diritti umani, nella promozione della cultura e dello sport, fino alla difesa dell'ambiente. Sono le motivazioni con cui è stato consegnato il premio internazionale Magna Grecia al principe Alberto II di Monaco. La cercimonia, tenutasi a Roma nella galleria Doria-Panphilj, ha visto la partecipazione di personalità del mondo della cultura e della politica.
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00:00International commitments in the field of human rights, promotion of culture and sport,
00:11defense and protection of the environment, are some of the reasons why in Rome the International
00:16Magna Grecia Award was awarded to Prince Albert II of Monaco, a recognition for having
00:20wanted to promote, strengthen and enhance special ties with Italy, and in particular with
00:24the midday.
00:25It is the first time that we are awarding the International Magna Grecia Award in Italy,
00:29which we normally do in the United States, Canada, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, in all
00:38the places where Italians of origin, we are talking about those who often do not even speak
00:44Italian, but with their language they have this need to find and recognize their roots,
00:51we have given this award, for example, to the Governor of the State of New York, George
00:55Battaglia, President of the Argentine Republic, and many other personalities who are in these
01:01countries, who have contributed significantly to the development of those civilizations,
01:07both Western and Central and South America.
01:11Over the years, the Casa da Monegasca has strengthened its connection with the historical
01:15sites of Monaco in southern Italy, both with personal visits and through cultural contributions
01:20and grants.
01:51the area.
02:00There are quite a few people, not all, there are some in Liguria and Piemonte, and the
02:08warm welcome of the people was really something that struck me.