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Genoa to Host 2026 Alpini Adunata
Genoa wins bid to host 97th National Adunata degli Alpini in 2026, beating out Brescia and Matera. Brescia expresses disappointment but reaffirms its support for the Alpini.
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Italy
SportsItalyCompetitionEventAlpiniNational
Associazione Nazionale AlpiniBrescia ProvinceCity Of Genoa
Emanuele MoraschiniStefano PansiniMarco BucciPietro PiciocchiPaola Bordilli
- What is the significance of Genoa's selection?
- The selection of Genoa is seen as a recognition of the city's strong connection with the Alpini, a symbol of dedication and love for the country. Genoa's mayor expressed great pride and joy at the news.
- What factors contributed to Genoa's successful bid?
- Genoa's candidacy was successful due to a collaborative effort involving the city, regional authorities and the Alpini association. The city previously hosted the Adunata in 2001 and is eager to showcase its attractions once again.
- How did the Brescia Province respond to the decision?
- The president of the Brescia Province, Emanuele Moraschini, expressed disappointment that Brescia did not win the bid, highlighting Brescia's strong tradition with the Alpini. He emphasized Brescia's continued commitment to supporting the Alpini.
- Which city will host the 97th National Adunata degli Alpini?
- Genoa, Italy has been chosen to host the 97th National Adunata degli Alpini in May 2026, beating out Brescia and Matera for the honor. This will be the sixth time Genoa hosts the event, a record previously held by Turin and Trieste.
- When will the organization of the event start, and who will be in charge?
- The organization of the event will begin in mid-2024, with Biella passing the responsibility to the Genoese Alpini led by President Stefano Pansini. Genoa will be responsible for hosting the event in 2026.