The official institutional debut of the new Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities, Alessandro Giuli, took place inside the Chamber of Deputies. Giuli responded to a question on the recent appointment of members of the ministerial commission for the granting of contributions for film projects by his predecessor Gennaro Sangiuliano. “The questioners’ question gives me the opportunity to underline the attention that the ministry pays to the issue. I do not feel offended at all by the choices made by former Minister Sangiuliano but it is precisely this respect that leads me to tell you that I was the first last Friday, a few hours after taking office, to ask myself some of the questions you asked me, obviously drawing conclusions different from yours. The commission we are talking about is the subject of my careful verification and revision in these hours”: these are the first words pronounced during question time in the Chamber in response to the question posed by Davide Faraone of Italia Viva.
Minister Giuli then responded to the question of whether or not she intends to confirm the “18 nominations made by her predecessor of collaborators who will make up the commission that will decide which films can be financed with public contributions, in fact a crucial body that will manage approximately 50 million euros earmarked for film projects.” “In the meantime – this was her response – the nomination is for 15 and not 18 members of the commission of experts – the minister specified – furthermore it must be highlighted that the identification of 15 experts was naturally inspired by the search for a varied and proven professional qualification in the sector”. Giuli’s first commitment is to modify the list of fifteen names of experts designated for the commission because it did not comply with the rules on gender balance. “In this regard, it is my intention to intervene on this profile, since it is also a criterion expressly provided for the purposes of the composition of the commission of experts”.
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2024-09-12 00:58:03
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Alessandro Giuli: A New Era in Italian Politics and Culture
Alessandro Giuli has been making headlines in Italian politics and culture recently, with his appointment as the Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities and his involvement in various controversies and events. In this article, we will delve into Giuli’s rise to prominence, his recent institutional debut in the Chamber of Deputies, and his stance on film funding, as well as his connection to a brawl in the Chamber of Deputies and a fascinating event at the MAXXI museum in Rome.
Institutional Debut in the Chamber of Deputies
Giuli’s official institutional debut took place in the Chamber of Deputies, where he responded to a question on the recent appointment of members of the ministerial commission for the granting of contributions for film projects by his predecessor Gennaro Sangiuliano [[3]]. Giuli emphasized the attention his ministry pays to the issue and expressed his respect for the choices made by former Minister Sangiuliano. He also mentioned that he was the first to ask himself questions about the commission, drawing conclusions different from those of his predecessor.
Film Funding and the Ministerial Commission
Giuli then responded to the question of whether he intends to confirm the “18 nominations made by his predecessor of collaborators who will make up the commission that will decide which films can be financed with public contributions” [[3]]. He clarified that the nomination is for 15 and not 18 members of the commission of experts, and that the identification of 15 experts was naturally inspired by the search for a varied and proven professional qualification in the sector. Giuli’s first commitment is to modify the list of fifteen names of experts designated for the commission.
Brawl in the Chamber of Deputies
In a separate incident, Giuli was involved in a brawl in the Chamber of Deputies, which led to him leaving the Northern League [[1]]. In a letter to Meloni, he made official his decision to leave after the controversy and “revelations.” This event highlights the tumultuous nature of Italian politics and the challenges Giuli faces in his new role.
MAXXI Museum Event: Mussolini Io Ti Fermo
Giuli is also connected to an event at the MAXXI museum in Rome, where an event titled “Mussolini io ti fermo” (Mussolini, I’m stopping you) is taking place [[2]]. The event focuses on the life of Giuseppe Bottai, a fascist gerarca who fought against violence, regime propaganda, and affiliation with Nazism. This event showcases Giuli’s interest in Italian history and culture, as well as his commitment to promoting a deeper understanding of the country’s complex past.
Conclusion
Alessandro Giuli is a prominent figure in Italian politics and culture, known for his commitment to promoting Italian heritage and activities. His recent institutional debut in the Chamber of Deputies, his stance on film funding, and his involvement in controversies and events showcase his dedication to his role as Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities. As Giuli continues to navigate the complexities of Italian politics and culture, he remains a figure to watch in the country’s ongoing transformation.
Alessandro Giuli: The New Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities
Alessandro Giuli, a 49-year-old journalist and writer from Rome, has been appointed as the new Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities in Italy, succeeding Gennaro Sangiuliano [[1]][[2]][[3]]. Giuli took office on September 6, 2024, and has already made his institutional debut in the Chamber of Deputies.
Giuli’s First Problem: Radical Chic Directors and the Left Attacking the Film Funds
In his first response to a question in the Chamber, Giuli addressed the recent appointment of members of the ministerial commission for the granting of contributions for film projects by his predecessor, Gennaro Sangiuliano. He highlighted the attention the ministry pays to the issue and expressed his respect for the choices made by Sangiuliano, while also stating that he would draw different conclusions.
The Commission of Experts: A Crucial Body for Film Projects
Giuli then responded to a question on whether he intends to confirm the 18 nominations made by his predecessor for the commission of experts that will decide which films can be financed with public contributions. He specified that the nomination is for 15 and not 18 members of the commission and that the identification of 15 experts was inspired by the search for a varied and proven professional qualification in the sector.
Gender Balance: Giuli’s First Commitment
Giuli’s first commitment is to modify the list of 15 names of experts designated for the commission because it did not comply with the rules on gender balance. He emphasized that his intention is to intervene on this profile, as it is also a criterion expressly provided for the composition of the commission of experts.
A New Era for Italian Culture
Alessandro Giuli’s appointment as the new Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities marks a new era for Italian culture. With his background as a journalist and writer, Giuli is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the role. His commitment to addressing the issues of gender balance and professional qualification in the sector is a promising start to his tenure.
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