Alberto Bonisoli, in Pompeii his first public outing as minister of cultural heritage: enhancement is serious employment

The new course of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, which under the Conte government will be headed by Alberto Bonisoli( his first speech after appointment here, his first official statements here, and our assessments here ), has officially started from Pompeii. Arriving at the Campania archaeological site this morning, Alberto Bonisoli, in his first public outing in the role of minister, paid a visit together with the director of the Archaeological Park, Massimo Osanna, and the director general of the Great Pompeii Project, Mauro Cipolletta.

“Attention to heritage,” the minister said, “is one of the priorities of this legislature. Pompeii is a place of historical and archaeological excellence, and also of exemplary fruition and enhancement capabilities that are not mere instruments of profit, but contribute to the development of employment and the revaluation of the many professional skills that our country expresses.” Alberto Bonisoli added, “I am a minister, but I like to call myself a cultural worker,” and stressed “both the importance of fostering the employment of qualified professionals and the need for hiring with ’serious’ contracts, therefore permanent.”

His next visit will be to the earthquake-stricken areas of central Italy.

Pictured: Alberto Bonisoli (right) together with Massimo Osanna.

Alberto Bonisoli, in Pompeii his first public outing as minister of cultural heritage: enhancement is serious employment

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