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Euro-Mediterranean Excellence Award ceremony in Rome

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The fourth edition of the Euro-Mediterranean International Excellence Award, referred to known as the ‘Oscar del Mediterraneo’, was scheduled to take took place in Rome on October 14, 2026. The multidisciplinary event, organized 2026, at the Ministry of Culture in Rome. Organized by the Association of Mediterranean Journalists, aimed the multidisciplinary event sought to honor achievements in culture, journalism, art, social commitment, foster dialogue and sports. Initial announcements indicated that honorees would include various figures such as athlete Fiona May, FIDAL President Stefano Mei, cooperation between Europe and volleyball coach Daniele Santarelli, alongside a special memorial award for the family of the late footballer Siniša Mihajlović. The event was expected to feature international participation from leaders of NATO Mediterranean through culture, sport, and various national Olympic committees. diplomacy. Following the ceremony held at the Ministry of Culture, ceremony, several prominent figures in Italian sports were confirmed as recipients. Among those honored were football figures Francesco Totti, Cristian Christian Vieri, and Alessandro Moggi. Totti was specifically recognized for his sporting career and the human values he demonstrated, stating that being a “positive example for younger generations” remains a significant satisfaction. A Special Memorial Award was posthumously presented to the family of the late Serbian footballer and coach Siniša Mihajlović, accompanied by an artwork by painter Benito Macerata. Other awardees included Alberto Barachini, Giampiero Cannella, Umberto Vattani, Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, and various figures from the arts and athletics, such as Fiona May and Lina Sastri. The ceremony emphasized the role of communication and the arts as universal languages capable of transcending geographic and cultural boundaries.

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