National Unity Day: Mattarella Stresses Italy's Commitment to Peace
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On 4 November, Italy celebrates the National Unity and Armed Forces Day, a very important occasion for the country. On this occasion, the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, recalled the shared history of Italians and the value of national unity.
According to the President, the Armed Forces play a fundamental role not only in defending the country, but also in peacekeeping missions abroad. Mattarella explained that Italy continues to commit itself to peace and security, both in Europe and in the rest of the world.
Furthermore, the President stressed the need for constant renewal to face the challenges of the modern world. Institutions, he said, must adapt to changes in society and to current threats, while still preserving the values that unite citizens.
The 4 November commemoration marks the end of the First World War in 1918 and represents a moment of reflection on the sacrifice of those who fought for the country. Every year, official ceremonies are held throughout Italy in town squares and in front of war memorials.
Sources: www.wltv.it
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