G7 Education welcomes at Miramare Castle

TRIESTE, 27 JUN – Miramare Castle will host the welcome of the G7 Education this evening, whose institutional meetings, under the Italian presidency, will begin tomorrow. An armored gala evening, reserved exclusively for delegations arriving in Trieste. The Minister of Education and Merit, Giuseppe Valditara, will be present and welcome. Also announced among those present were the president of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Massimiliano Fedriga, and the regional councilor for Education, Alessia Rosolen. In the meantime, the control and security machine has started in the city. Traffic restrictions are already in place from today near the castle, on the outskirts of Trieste. Tomorrow restrictions and closures will affect the centre. Bans are also in place for navigation in the basins facing the events, until the end of the events. In addition to the ministers of the G7 countries, the European Commissioner for Education, leaders of the African Union, representatives of the OECD, UNESCO, Unicef ​​and the Global Partnership for Education are expected in Trieste; The Ukrainian Minister of Education and his Brazilian counterpart will also speak. The arrival of 17 heads of delegation is expected, for a total of over 100 participants. According to the programme, tomorrow at 8.45am Valditara will welcome the delegations at the entrance to the Region building, in Piazza Unità d’Italia. A press point by the minister is scheduled for the afternoon, at 4.40pm. The summit will also continue on Saturday, while the innovative, educational and training initiative for young people “YoungG7 for education” is underway in Lignano Sabbiadoro (Udine), with various training workshops scheduled. (HANDLE).