Inclusion and disability: the Calabria Region protagonist at the first G7 summit in Assisi

John

By John

The evocative setting of Assisi, with its atmosphere imbued with spirituality and beauty, welcomed the first G7 Summit dedicated to inclusion and disability. It is a historic event, in which the seven most advanced economies in the world came together to address not only major global challenges, such as security, economic growth and climate change, but above all to guarantee everyone the right to full civil participation , social and political.

The Calabria Region actively participated in this important summit, represented by the regional councilor for social policies and equal opportunities, Caterina Capponidelegated to the G7 by the President of the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces, Massimiliano Fedrigarepresenting the conference of Regions and autonomous Provinces. The Calabrian presence testified to the importance of joining forces to face the challenges related to the social and working inclusion of people with disabilities, reiterating our commitment to building a society that values ​​diversity and allows everyone to express their potential.

The G7 summit represented a unique opportunity to exchange ideas, share good practices and create a bridge between different local and international realities. Through round tables, workshops and constructive debates, participants developed concrete strategies to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities, promoting a model of truly inclusive society. In a historical context in which inclusion must become the fulcrum of social policies, the presence of the Calabria Region and Councilor Capponi at the G7 summit marks a fundamental step towards change. Not only is this an extraordinary opportunity to raise public awareness, but also a moment to build the foundations of a future in which diversity is recognized as a value and not as an obstacle.

“The hope – commented councilor Capponi – is that concrete decisions can arise from Assisi that inspire real actions, capable of making the world a better place for everyone. Inclusion must be at the center of every political agenda, because this is the only way to build a more just and equitable society.”

Furthermore, there was no lack of thanks from Councilor Capponi to the Minister for Disabilities, Alessandra Locatellifor the commitment and dedication in promoting the rights of people with disabilities, and to the president of the Calabria Region, Roberto Occhiutofor his constant support for social and work inclusion policies. Assisi, with its extraordinary atmosphere, was the perfect place to host this summit of hope and change, tracing a path towards a future in which everyone can feel an integral part of society, without any barriers.