Gianpietro Benedetti4:02
Good evening everyone, thank you. This is an important recognition, I must say, that I expected. In conscience, I want to explain something perhaps less noble than what the Mayor mentioned. We have paid particular attention to the city as a whole. Obviously, there is a historical affection, given through the vineyard, thanks to the church and the oratory, with fond memories from childhood. As I grew up and invited people to Udine from all over the world—Scandinavia, America, other European countries—I must say that generally, the impression they receive of the city is positive. This is not insignificant because anyone commissioning plants that can cost 100 to 500 million euros instinctively associates during visits the environment's dignity with the company, and finds it linked to possible work quality and life credibility, as the social and cultural context in which one grows influences the company's importance in people's minds and lives. With this true concept and a somewhat commercial attitude, I have always tried to care for the society and city for the little we have done to maintain this positive impression for our clients. This is the truth beyond the rush, because the dignity of an environment is synonymous with civilization, maturity, and culture of the people. So, this recognition, I thank everyone, I find it challenging, and now feel it as something that might prevent me from doing even more, but I will try to do something better to balance the give and take, which is normal in everyone's life. Thank you all, I wish you good work in maintaining our city, painting it, and continuing to give this civilized impression. Thanks. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] How we contain Lake Garda—I also interrogated them.