G20, Rome also wins the safety test: satisfaction at the police headquarters and prefecture

The capital emerges victorious from the test of the summit of heads of state and government and is promoted by the G20, not only at the political level, but also from the point of view of security management. And, while the 32 delegations begin to return to their respective countries, from the prefecture and police headquarters, according to what Adnkronos learns, a calm satisfaction emerges for the excellent result achieved by the impressive device put in place to ensure a general framework safety at the event. On the other hand, in Palazzo Valentini and San Vitale, even in recent days we had worked in tranquility in the awareness of being able to rely on an adequate information-investigative flow. On the other hand, the summits of these days, with the joint meeting of the Finance and Health Ministers on October 29 and the final summit of the Heads of State and Government, are just the latest in a series of events that have taken place. in the past months, from the Ministerial Culture of 29 and 30 July to the Ministerial Health of 5 and 6 September in the halls of the Capitoline Museums with the participation of 30 delegations from foreign countries. However, these scenarios are not new for Rome, where those who deal with security have always been called upon to manage relevant phenomena and to deal with important events, including those of an international nature. And the security mechanism of the G20 was planned through a constant update on the measures to be adopted in the last two weeks and 13 meetings of the provincial committee for public order and safety since last March, according to a strategy shared also in the national committee. A close collaboration was established immediately between Palazzo Valentini, the Mission Structure of the Presidency of the Council, the Ceremonial Office of Palazzo Chigi and all the other institutional actors involved. ” impressive deployment of men and vehicles made it possible to receive the heads of state and government both in the center of the capital, where many of the collateral events took place, from the launch of the coin at the Trevi Fountain to the visit of the first ladies to the Colosseum, and at EUR, where the summit took place. A fact that cannot be taken for granted if we consider that in 2017 the city was set on fire in Hamburg and that the heads of state and government found themselves literally in a state of siege. was also reserved for citizens of Rome and tourists for whom inconveniences and repercussions on daily life have been limited to the maximum (by Giorgia Sodaro)