MILAN (ITALPRESS) – “With the Olympic Games of Milan-Cortina we also contribute to enrich the history of the Republic. And with this we also want to thank President Mattarella for his presence and closeness. It was an Olympiad of 30 and praise. Thirty are the medals and praise because everything worked”. The President of the Coni Luciano Buonfiglio declared this at the final conference at the end of the Milan-Cortina Olympics. “I am increasingly convinced that we have produced widespread enthusiasm thanks to an excellent organization of the Games, but above all thanks to the performance and medals of our athletes. It has been a continuous evolution of enthusiasm, we have shown our organizational capacity, our ability to make a sports system.”.
“Let’s take a step by step, an application for another Olympiad must be agreed and shared to begin with by the Government, regional institutions, the Councils and Health. It must be a team that has to carry out the project. Dreams must be made with open eyes, it is a path that hovers us”. So Buonfiglio talking about the possible future candidacy of Italy to host a next edition of the Games.
DA CIO ORDINE OLIMPICO D’ORO A MATTARELLA E MELONI
The Cio awarded President Mattarella and President Meloni of the Olympic Order of Gold, the highest honor. This was announced by the President of Coni Luciano Buonfiglio, at the final conference at the end of the Milan-Cortina Olympics. The Olympic Order of Gold, given by Cio to those who have made exceptional services to the Olympic cause through their contribution to the Olympic movement, will be delivered to Rome to Mattarella and Meloni on dates still to be defined. The Executive of Cio also gave the Olympic Order of silver to the ministers Abodi, Giorgetti and Salvini, to the Simico Saldini, to the mayors of the two cities Sala and Lorenzi, to the governors of the two regions who hosted the Games, Fontana and Stefan Vari, to the presidents of the autonomous provinces of Bolzano and Trento, Kompatscher and Fugatti, and – as far as the Fondazione Milano-Corlag.
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