The new mayor Roberto Gualtieri this morning wore the tricolor sash for the first time to place four laurel wreaths in the city in the symbolic places of Rome. First stop, Altare della Patria, where Gualtieri said: "It is a great honor and a great responsibility". Today's tour, from the Altare della Patria, to Porta San Paolo, from the Mausoleum of the Fosse Ardeatine to the Tempio Maggiore, is "a fitting homage to the Fallen of the Resistance, of the Shoah and of wars. It is very important because the future is always built. with memory ", he said again. At the last appointment, at the Tempio Maggiore, the mayor was welcomed by the president of the Jewish community of Rome, Ruth Dureghello, and by the Chief Rabbi, Riccardo Di Segni.
Gualtieri received the typical wishes of the Jewish New Year, for a new beginning, from Dureghello. "It is with great emotion that this morning we welcomed the mayor of Rome for the deposition of a wreath in front of the plaque commemorating the deportation of October 16. We renew our commitment to give our contribution for the good of the city, we do not we are never subtracted from a common commitment, not only on the values that represent us but above all for a Rome that grows and can be a model of inclusion, sharing and human representation for the country ", said the president of the Jewish community of Rome Ruth Dureghello at the end of Gualtieri's visit. "We trust in a continuous and constant collaboration with the mayor and therefore we hope to be able to compare ourselves on many issues on a daily basis. We expect a daily commitment from the new administration. Beyond the ceremonies, it will be the facts that will make the difference ", he concludes.
