(ANSA) - NAPLES, JUNE 01 - The new superintendent of the Teatro San Carlo in Naples, following the forced exit of Stephane Lissner, will be appointed "by July" and will respect the commitments already made with the workers. This was said by Gaetano Manfredi, mayor of Naples and president of the Fondazione Teatro di SanCarlo, who met the unions today.
"My goal is to safeguard the great reputation of the Teatro San Carlo and its workers. As mayor of Naples and the Metropolitan City, I have already concretely demonstrated that I want to support the theater with new funding that will make it more and more solid", he added. "We have taken note of a government decree on the forfeiture of Superintendent Lissner.
When the rule will be converted at least into a ramodel Parliament, I will quickly start - said Manfredi - the procedure for identifying the new Superintendent to complete it by the end of July in order to return so quickly to a regime of normality ".
According to Manfredi "the budgets are solid, the organic plant has been approved, now further steps forward must be taken. My powers, in this transition phase, allow ordinary management, but I undertake - concluded the president of the Teatro di San Carlo Foundation - to ensure that the new Superintendent respects the commitments already chaired between the Theatre and workers on a recognition agreement and new permanent hires within the limits of the sustainability of the 2023 budget ". (ANSA).
Manfredi, new superintendent of San Carlo by July
2023-06-01T17:02:33.323Z
Highlights: The new president of the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, Italy, will take office on July 1. The new president will take over from the current president, who has been in office since April. The president will be able to continue working on the project until the end of the year, when the new president takes over. The current president is the former mayor of the town of Naples, who was in charge of the project when it was first launched. The project is being led by the current mayor, who is also the son of a former mayor.
The new superintendent of the Teatro San Carlo in Naples, following the forced exit of Stephane Lissner, will be appointed "by July" and will respect the commitments already made with the workers. (ANSA)
