Fourteen talents from the economy, sport, music and journalism awarded by as many personalities making up the jury.
The Guido Carli award, in its fourteenth edition, expands "overcoming the economy" to "fourteen Italian excellences, champions of ingenuity and achievements in different fields but united by the values that Carli professed" underlined the president of the jury Gianni Letta in his speech where he recalled the human and professional skills of the deceased economist with particular emphasis on his role and his recognized international leadership in the European negotiations that led to the Maastricht treaty.
The parterre was large at the ceremony, which took place at the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome.
Among others, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi, economists,
managers, entrepreneurs, politicians of both sides such as Maria Elena Boschi and Mara Carfagna.
And so Clemente Mimun (Lifetime Achievement Award), Lucia Aleotti, Claudia Parzani, Mariella Enoc, Mario Moretti Polegato, Sofia Goggia, Antonio Ricci, Matteo Lunelli, Alessandra Ricci, Francesca Bellettini, Ettore Prandini, Roby Facchinetti (Music Award) were awarded. , Pierfrancesco Favino (Cinema award), Lamberto Giannini (special award) "Guido Carli's pragmatic approach on the European front, his references on the theme of simplification, his absolute moral rigor and great political intelligence" are "examples and a line to follow", said the minister of European affairs and the Pnrr Raffaele Fitto in his video message at the presentation of the Guido Carli Foundation award.
Fitto also recalled "the ability and great foresight" and "the timeliness of thought" of the economist and governor of the Bank of Italy who recently celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of his death.
"With the Guido Carli Award, this year, we celebrate Italian talents in every field, from the economy to music, from institutions to sport. At the Opera Theater we celebrate the Italy of value, and of values, which affirms itself in world. Ideas, creativity, culture, art and food are our soft power, tradition that marries innovation and becomes fascination in every corner of the globe", said Romana Liuzzo, president of the Guido Carli Foundation, in her speech .
"Carli believed in an ethical economy, attentive to growth, work and solidarity. Pope Francis,