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www.ambwashingtondc.esteri.it Volume Three | Issue One January-March 2008

Reception in Honor of Italian Astronaut Paolo Nespoli and the Crew of the STS-120 Space Shuttle

edited and designed by Silvia Limoncini, Simona Massobrio, Federica Gentile, Francesco Alfonso, and Deneb Cesana

The evening was attended by 400 guests. Among them were the firm’s customers and partners. The black tie event opened with a wel-come cocktail, followed by a buffet dinner and live music. The Navigant Consulting Company offers consulting services for financial, health-care, and energy resource or-ganizations. It also provides legal and financial advice to government agen-cies.

Social and Cultural Events

Navigant Consulting Reception January 26, 2008

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Presentation of the Book

The Italian Legacy in Washington, D.C.: Architecture, Design, Art and

Culture

February 2008

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The Press Conference Presenting the Book

From the left First Secretary Andrea Canepari,

First Counselor Luca Ferrari, and H.E. Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta

From the Neoclassicism of Thomas Jefferson’s design of Monticello and sketches of the White House, to “all’italiana” gardens and parks, to the strong Roman classicism of the Jefferson Memorial, to Costantino Bru-midi’s frescoes in Congress and the National Library, to the striking composition of Luigi Moretti’s Watergate Complex – America’s capital is infused with the influences of a culture that laid the foundations of Western so-ciety. This book pays homage to this strong and still lively relationship, and is essential reading for all those interested in architecture and the visual arts. The volume contains the most comprehensive analysis of the Italian influ-ences on the architecture of some of the key buildings in Washington and Virginia from the eighteenth century to the present, extensively illustrated with archival black and white photos, drawings, and sketches, as well as new photographs by Max Mackenzie. Special thanks go to H.E. Giovanni Castellaneta, Ambassador of Italy to the United States, who conceived and envisaged the project and to the Press Office of the Italian Embassy in Washington, D.C., for its support. Luca Molinari is a practicing architect and a Professor of Architecture at the University of Naples. He is the au-thor of Massimiliano Fuksas: Works and Projects 1970-2005, published by Skira in 2005. Max Mackenzie, a Washington, D.C. – based photographer who specializes in architectural subjects. Andrea Canepari is a diplo-mat, First Secretary at the Italian Embassy in Washington.

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First Counselor Luca Ferrari,

Welcomes the Guests

Mrs Lila Castellaneta with one of the

guests

Center for Inspired Teaching “Chocolate Inspiration”

February 7, 2008

H.E. Ambassador

Giovanni Castellaneta

The Center for Insipired Teaching Association holds an annual charity event to raise funds for school-aged children. This year’s theme was a “Night of Chocolate and Champagne”and the evening took place at the Embassy of Italy. The event was attended by 300 guests, among them were educators, teachers, and promoters of various activities organized by the association. The amount raised during the evening will be donated to the D.C. public school system. Since 1995 the Center for Inspired Teaching had worked with 50 schools throughout the D.C. area. It deals with the planning of educational activities and its purpose is to spread the aware-ness that every single child deserves a high quality education. The association cooperates with edu-cators and schools in order to support children’s learning achievements while improving their aca-demic skills.

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An evening of cocktails and dancing was held at the Embassy of Italy on the occasion of the celebration of the nomination of the 14th Presi-dent of American University, Dr. Cornelius Kerwin. American University is internationally re-nowned for its commitment to the expansion of its exchange programs with foreign universi-ties and for its support of artistic and cultural initiatives. More than 900 guests, took part in the event, including members of the faculty and staff, stu-dents and alumni, as well as friends of the American University.

American University

February 8, 2008

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America’s Polo Cup Valentine’s Dinner

February 14, 2008

On Februray 14th, the Italian Embassy held the second of a series of events connected with “America’s Polo Cup”, which, this year, will be played between Italy and the United States. For this event, the Embassy has been the host of an elegant Valentine’s Day Fundraising dinner. The proceeds will once again be do-nated to finance the activity of the Jour-ney for the Cure Foundation, a non-profit organization which supports pro-jects in medical research such as those of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the MS Society.

Singer Antonio Giuliano

As musical entertainment for the event the guests enjoyed the performances of the “Yesterday Swing Orchestra”, which started out the evening with Big Band music, followed by the beautiful voice of the singer, Miss Virginia 2006 Adriana Sgarlata, while opera singer Antonio Giuliano closed the evening entertainment.

Miss Virginia 2006, Adriana Sgarlata

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JDB Reception

February 16, 2008

On February 16th the Embassy hosted a black-tie dinner with dancing, for the 30th Anniver-sary of JDB Associated Ltd. The nearly 150 guests included hotel and re-sorts owners, top managers, wine and food journalists as well as representatives of the major travel agencies promoting tourism in Italy. The guests enjoyed a vast array of Italian delicacies made by the two-star chef Pino Lavarra from Palazzo Sasso on the Amalfi Coast. This beautiful evening event celebrated many specialties of Italian cuisine and her refined wines, such as Franciacorta Brut, Contadi Cas-taldi DOCG, Gavi di Gavi DOC, Cum laude Sant’Antonio DOC, Rosa Regale. During the evening Judith Baer, Founder and President of JDB Associates, was given an award for her commitment to promoting our country’s tourism in the United States. This important award was granted by the Ital-ian Deputy Prime Minister Francesco Rutelli and personally delivered by the Consul Marco Mancini

From The Left Consul Marco Mancini and Judith Baer

The Guests during the event

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Architecture and Italian style of the Embassy of

Italy in Washington

February 19, 2008

On February 19th, the Embassy of Italy hosted a conference titled “Architecture and Italian Style of the Embassy of Italy in Washington, DC”. The conference was organized by The Hospitality and Informa-tion Service (THIS) an associa-tion whose main goal is to or-ganize events on behalf of for-eign diplomats’ families and other employees of the various embassies in Washington, DC. The keynote speaker was archi-tect Andy Diem, from Sartogo Associates Inc., who illustrated several interesting aspects about the project and construc-tion of this embassy’s edifice.

First Counselor Marco Mancini

during the Conference

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Photograph of the guests

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Reception in Honor of Italian Astronaut Paolo Nespoli and the Crew of the

STS-120 Space Shuttle

February 26, 2008

On February 26th, the Embassy of Italy held a

reception in honor of Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli and the crew of the STS-120 space shuttle, protagonists of the successful mission to the International Space Sta-tion which took place from October 23 until November 7, 2007.

H.E. Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta and the President of the Italian Space Agency (ASI), Giovanni Bignami, inaugurated the evening by highlighting Italy’s important role in planning and constructing the Interna-tional Space Station (ISS). During the event, ASI was presented an award from the American Astronautical Society, for its contributions to the field of aerospace engineering.

Later in the evening, Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli and his fellow space travelers (commander Pam-ela Melroy, pilot George Zamka and crewmembers Scott Parazynski, Douglas Wheelock and Stephanie Wil-son) illustrated the main points of their mission and en-tertained the audience with some curious aspects of everyday life 250 miles away from earth.

From the Left: The President of the Italian Space Agency (ASI), Giovanni Bignami with Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta

Ambassador Castellaneta

Presents the Award of “Commendatore” to Paolo

Nespoli

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Prof. Bruce Cole bestowed the title of Knight of the Grand Cross by Ambassador Castellaneta

March 20, 2008

During a ceremony held on March 20th at the Embassy of Italy, Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta conferred upon Bruce Cole, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the title of Knight of the Grand Cross, Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, the high-est honor awarded by the Italian Gov-ernment, due to the following reasons:

Professor Bruce Cole’s life, crowned by international success and recognition – most recently with his appointment by President Bush to Chairman of the prestigious “National Endowment for the Humanities” – has always been distinguished by constancy and passion in the study of Italian art and culture, of which he has been not only a commentator, but also a pro-moter from the very beginning of his career of researcher and professor.

The numerous institutions, universities and newspapers which made use of his extraordinary collabo-ration have contributed to the propa-gation of a rich artistic heritage that belongs to all of humankind.

Italy recognizes Professor Cole’s pivotal role as a dynamic point of reference for the dissemination of Italian culture in the United States. As a result of his numerous articles and books he enhanced Italy’s prestige by promoting its celebrated works of art and master artists.

Professor Cole’s praiseworthy commitment and tireless work have been of capital importance to the strengthening of relations between Italy and the United States, making him a deserving candidate for this special recognition by the Italian Republic as a token of its gratitude.

Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta and

Prof. Bruce Cole During the Toast

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Political Highlights

The President of the Molise Region visited the Italian Embassy in Washington to discuss possible synergies in the scientific and medical fields, and in particular the technical trajectory of TELEMEDICINE. The Molise Region aims to exploit and enhance the excellence of its hospitals and universities in this field.

President of the Molise Region, Michele Iorio, Visits Washington

February 6, 2008

In the Picture from the left: Professor Daniore, Dr. Ancona, President Iorio, and Counselor

Beltrame

The President of the Italian Trade Commission, Umberto Vattani, Visits

Washington

February 8, 2008

The President of the Italian Trade Commission (ICE), Umberto Vattani, visited Washington on February 8th, 2008 for official meetings at the World Bank.

Italian Trade Commission President, Umberto

Vattani, on the left with

Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta

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Conference on Italy’s Anti-Counterfeiting Enforcement Results in 2007 Held at the

Embassy

February 11, 2008

Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta opened

the Conference

In the Picture from the left: Professor Mauro Masi, Italian Delegate for Intellectual Prop-erty, Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta,

General Paolo Poletti, Chief of Staff of Guardia di Finanza, and Col. Carlo Villanacci

also of the Guardia di Finanza

Italy presented yesterday, February, 11, 2008, data and statistics on her Anti-counterfeiting and Anti-piracy enforcement activi-ties in 2007 at a conference held at the Italian Embassy. Ambas-sador Giovanni Castellaneta opened the Conference while the keynote speakers where Professor Mauro Masi, Italian Delegate for Intellectual Property, and General Paolo Poletti, Chief of Staff of Guardia di Finanza, the Italian Financial Police Corps. Among the speakers was also Chris Israel, US Coordinator for Intellectual Property. Ambassador Castellaneta, in his welcome speech, remembered the figure of his late friend Jack Valenti and his important role in fighting piracy as long time President of the Motion Picture As-sociation. Professor Mauro Masi stressed the engagement of the Italian Government in fighting piracy and counterfeiting which is seri-ously damaging the Italian Economy and is providing income to criminal organizations. Professor Masi collected data from 12 different Italian Administrations and Agencies, from the Guardia di Finanza to the Judiciary Power. While the data from the Guardia di Finanza are definitive some other Agencies still have to provide the final figures for 2007. Thus, while comprehen-sive definitive data for 2007 is not yet available, the presentation gave a good preliminary picture of the enforcement successes of Italian Authorities. In 2007 Italian Enforcement Authorities ar-rested as many as 1,344 people on IPR violation charges.

General Poletti stressed that, in 2007, the Guardia di Finanza alone seized 105 million pi-rated items. This makes Italy by far the leading European Country in seizures. Coordinator Israel, on his way to the White House to present the US report on Intellectual Property, recognized the efforts of Italian Au-thorities, and remarked on the complexity of the phenomenon and on the need for further coop-eration. In the audience where representatives from the U S Trade Rpresentative’s Office, the Department of State, the FBI, the Department of Commerce, the Department of Justice as well as, DHS, IIPA, MPA, RIAA and BSA.

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Atlantic Council Board Dinner

February 21, 2008

Every year the Atlantic Council of the United States organizes a Gala Dinner for its Board of Directors which is at-tended by important representatives of the political, economic and cultural world. In 2007, the dinner took place at the residence of the German Ambassador, while this year the Embassy of Italy had the honor of hosting the Atlantic Coun-cil’s Gala. After an initial briefing, during which President and CEO Mr. Kempe showed the results achieved during the last year and the goals for 2008, the nearly 130 guests enjoyed a cocktail followed by the dinner. Among those attending, H.E. Ambassa-dor Giovanni Castellaneta, the Chair-man, General James L. Jones, and the keynote speaker, Lawrence Summers, Secretary of the Treasury during the Clinton administration and former President of Harvard University.

President Fred Kempe

H.E. Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta

General James L. Jones

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The Guests during the

Conference

A view of the Embassy’s

Piazza Italia

Lawrence Summers, Secretary of the Treasury during the Clinton admini-

stration and former President of Har-vard University.

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Special Meeting for Consuls, Members of the COMITES, Members of the CGIE and Honorary

Consuls Held at the Embassy in View of the Italian Political Elections of 2008

March 15, 2008

In the Picture from the left: First Counselor Marco Mancini and Minister

Sebastiano Cardi

On Saturday March 15th, in view of the upcom-ing general elections in Italy, the Embassy hosted a special meeting of the representatives of the Italian community residing in the United States. The objective of this meeting was to discuss the delicate issues relating to the com-plex organization of electoral procedures. At the presence of the Consuls, of the eleven presidents of the Comites, of the five members of CGIE (General Council of Italians Abroad) and of the honorary consular officials, Minister Sebastiano Cardi and First Conselor Marco Mancini dedicated the day to examining the most problematic aspects of the absentee ballot process.

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Business and Finance Highlights

The Italian Embassy in Washington, D.C.

celebrated in grand style the nomination of Carlo Ferrini as “Winemaker of the Year 2007”, by the renowned specialized publication “Wine Enthusiats.”

H. E. Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta hosted the ceremony to honor yet another success of the “Made in Italy” label. Nearly one hundred guests from the White House, the Pentagon, as well as from the Department of State and the Depart-ment of Homeland Security, enjoyed a vast array of delicacies selected from the best traditions of Tus-cany, land of origin of the guest of honor, sur-rounded by the exquisite Richard-Ginori ceramics.

Later in the evening, and by special request of Ambassador Castellaneta, Mr. Ferrini delighted the public by revealing some of the secrets of his trade: “To make a good wine you don’t need that much. To make a great wine you need many years of hard work, money and passion.

I love being in the vineyard, living the life of a farmer, waking up at 6:00 a.m. and going to bed early. The winemaker’s profession is the best in the world”.

Carlo Ferrini, Winemaker of the Year 2007, hosted by Ambassador Castellaneta at the Embassy

January 30, 2008

H.E. Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta and Carlo Ferrini

Ing. Pierfrancesco Guarguaglini, Chairman and CEO of Finmeccanica,

Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta, Mrs. Gioia Cresti, and Recipient of the

Winemaker of the Year Award, Carlo Ferrini

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H.E. Ambassador Castellaneta

Italian delegation at WIREC in Washington, DC. February 4, 2008

Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta led the Italian delegation on the occasion of a global conference on renewable energy sources entitled ‘Washington International Renewable Energy Conference-WIREC’, which was inaugurated on February 4th. The event, whose participants included President George W. Bush, was attended by over 6,000 delegates from 90 countries, interna-tional organizations, NGOs and the world of industry.

In his welcome message, H.E. Ambassador Giovanni

Castellaneta opened the meeting by remarking the crucial role of ISSNAF and the need “to bring the two sides of the Atlantic closer”, by creating a virtuous circle promoting the exchange of information, cooperation and synergy between the scientists in Italy and those currently working in North America. Among the participants at the meeting, Nobel Prize for physics Riccardo Giacconi, supporting member of ISSNAF Foundation, and its President, Dr. Vito Campese.

The Foundation, which can count on influential representatives of the scientific, technological and academic communities, including three Nobel Prize winners, aims to exploit the creativity and intellectual prestige of the Italian scientists abroad. It is essential that both the Italian aca-demic and business communities take advantage of the vast presence of the talented Italian scientists currently working in North America. It is therefore imperative to adopt ac-tions that are concrete, structured and efficient to allow for the reversal of the “brain drain” phenomenon that will in turn translate into growth and innovation within our coun-try.

The Italian Scientists and Scholars in North Amer-ica Foundation was conceived to allow for a return of such experts back to Italy, by financing academic scholarships geared towards young graduates and experts between Italy, the United States and Canada.

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First National Meeting of the Italian Scientists and Scholars

in North America Foundation (ISSNAF)

February 4, 2008

Nobel Prize for physics Riccardo Giacconi

H.E. Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta

Professor Giorgio Einaudi, Sci-entific Attache’ at the Embassy

and Master of Ceremonies

Ambassador Castellaneta Takes Part in the Inauguration the New Wing of Agusta-Westland Helicopter Factory in

Philadelphia.

February 19, 2008

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On February 19, 2008, Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta took part in the inauguration of the new wing of the Agusta-Westland (part of the Finmeccanica Group) helicopter factory in Philadelphia In his opening address, Ambassador Castellaneta, speaking to the management of the group and the subsidiary company as well as various local authorities such as Mayor Michael A. Nutter of Philadelphia, senators and representatives of the state of Pennsylvania, remarked on the spirit of the event as a tangible example of cooperation between Italy and the United States, which ranges from industrial and economic partnerships to bilateral relations.

The nearly $30 million investment by the Finmeccanica group made it possible to expand the produc-tion lines of the AW119 and AW139 multi-function aircrafts, currently being used by the U.S. Armed Forces, the U.S. Coast Guard and the Pennsylvania State Police. The economic impact of such an important agreement has positive repercussions both on the local US economy as well as on Finmeccanica’s headquarters in Varese, Italy, in terms of the company’s technological advancements in the field of aeronautics. With ample media coverage, Ambassador Castellaneta renewed the Italian Government’s and the Em-bassy’s support to Agusta Westland strategy in particular and to Finmeccanica’s operations in the competitive American market.

Ambassador Castellaneta During

his Opening Address

The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Google Sky: Hubble Becomes the Internet’s Eye on the Universe

A Presentation at the Embassy

February 19, 2008

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On February 19th, Dr. Alberto Conti, Chief Engineer of the Data Management System at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Balti-more, MD, held a presentation titled “Google Sky: explore our universe through the eyes of Hubble”, at the Embassy of Italy. Google Sky is a new software, resulting from the cooperation between Dr. Conti, Mrs. Carol Christian, and Google. Just as Google Earth modified the way we look at our planet, using the same technology, Google Sky opens a window on the universe offering us thousands of images gathered by Hubble and other terrestrial telescopes. With Google Sky we have of a map of the universe, from the closest planets to galaxies billions of light-years away. Hubble is the space telescope developed by NASA and ESA, launched in April 1990. It orbits at about 355 miles from the terrestrial surface and makes a complete revolution around the earth every 97 minutes, at a speed of about 17,000 mph. By means of a 7.9 ft-diameter mirror, it gathers the light coming from stars and galaxies and records it with a series of sophisticated cameras. This data is then sent to earth and analyzed by scientists and researchers. Google Sky is an amazing tool useful to scien-tists for their research projects as well as to the “space traveler” hiding inside each of us.

Dr. Alberto Conti, Chief Engineer of the Data Management System at the Space Telescope Science Institute in

Baltimore

Prof. Devoto during the Conference presen-tation titled “Google Sky: explore our uni-

verse through the eyes of Hubble”

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Banks of the Trentino Region Hosted

by the Embassy March 6, 2008

On March 6th the Independ-ent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) and the Na-tional Italian American Foun-dation (NIAF) organized a meeting at the Embassy of Italy. The event was attended by nearly sixty bankers from the Cooperative Banks of Tren-tino as well as by NIAF Vice President, the attorney Joseph Del Raso.

In the picture: Counselor Stefano Beltra-me, Cassa Rurale di Trento CEO Michele

Sartori, NIAF Vice President Joseph V. Del Raso, Cooperazione Trentina CEO

Carlo Dellasega

A view of the Conference

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Golgi Medal Award Ceremony Takes Place at the Embassy March 11, 2008

On March 11th the Embassy of Italy hosted the Golgi Medal Award Ceremony. This year’s award went to the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) and to Paul Greengard from the Stern Center-Rockefeller Univer-sity of New York and Nobel in medicine in 2000 in recognition of his discoveries about the nervous system. Due to health problems Prof. Greengard could not travel from New York and Mike Stern, founder of the Stern Center at the Rockefeller University, received the Golgi Medal on his behalf from Dott. Streparava, of the Brescia Golgi Foundation. The accep-tance speech was given by Prof. Green-gard’s student, Dr. Warner Schmidt.

In the Photograph from the Left: Minister Sebastiano Cardi, Mr. Mike Stern and the

President of the Superior Institute of Health Mr. Enrico Garaci

In the photograph: the ceremony Mr. Streparava, Mrs Warner Schmidt, Mr Stern

and Minister Sebastiano Cardi, the Embassy’s Deputy Chief of Mission

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A Conference on “Connecting Across

Boundaries. Enhancing Strategic Intelligence and National Security Readiness to meet Global En-ergy and Enivronmental Challenges” Held at the

Embassy March 12, 2008

On March 12th, the Embassy of Italy hosted a conference about global energy and environ-mental challenges, organized in collaboration with the Department of Energy, the Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Department of State. The meeting was aimed at analyzing the current situation and come up with new strategic proposals. Among the nearly 150 participants attending the conference were, Amb. J. Dinger, Dep-uty Assistant Secretary of State; Mr. Mowatt-Larssen, Director of Department of Energy; Mr. Knight, Director of Office for Warning at the National Intelligence Coun-cil; Mr. Peterson, CSIS Vice President; Prof. Rita Rossi Colwell from the University of Maryland College Park (and co-founder of ISSNAF - The Italian Scientists and Scholars in North America Foundation); Mr. Hill, Deputy Director of Idaho National Labora-tories and in charge of the GNEP Program for the construction of the 4th generation “clean” nuclear reactors.

Minister Sebastiano Cardi

The panel: Prof. Rita Rossi Colwell, Mr. Ian Dunlop, Deputy Director David Hill

and Director K. Knight

Catalog Title www.ambwashingtondc.esteri.it Volume Three | Issue One January-March 2008During a ceremony held on March 20th at the Embassy of Italy, Ambassador Giovanni Castellaneta conferred upon Bruce Cole, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the title of Knight of the Grand Cross, Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, the highest honor awarded by the Italian Government, due to the following reasons:

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