"We are here to stay, this is not an advert." He said this to Caivano the Minister of University and Research Anna Maria Bernini.
"Our idea is to bring the soul of the Ministry here to foster the vocation of those who wish to dedicate themselves to art, as well as to research and higher education. What we will try to do above all is to provide guidance.
Starting from high schools, we want to explain to girls and boys that there are many opportunities for them. We are here, the State is here to help them grow and enhance their talents," he adds.
"Being here expresses our deep desire to reclaim portions of land from organized crime and hand them over to young people, the elderly, and families," the minister explains. "Only through art, culture, education, and the hope of a better life can these territories be 'reclaimed' permanently."
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"As MUR, we have invested 5 million euros in the redevelopment of buildings to be used for research institutions, higher education, art, music, and dance. Together with the rectors and representatives of the AFAMs, we will decide how and where to do it. So that it is stable and long-lasting," concludes Bernini.
"The places speak for themselves, and we're here to hear what they say," Bernini emphasized. Today, the minister visited the Delphinia sports center in Caivano, where, after the initial cleanup by the Army Corps of Engineers, the aim is to redevelop the complex where two young cousins were raped.
The minister's agenda also includes a summit with the rectors of Campania's universities to determine which orientation activities should be implemented locally. Bernini is accompanied by the commissioner for Caivano, Fabio Cicilano, and was also welcomed by Father Maurizio Patriciello.
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It is important to invest in training and guidance of young people for a better future. We hope that these initiatives can really make a difference.