Explore the latest updates on the ongoing renovations in Rome. Monsignor Fisichella highlighted the need to preserve the beauty of the side streets around San Pietro due to the heavy tourist traffic. Mayor Gualtieri acknowledged the issue and vowed to address the degradation in these areas.
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Rome is set to become more beautiful and livable with the construction project at Piazza Pia. This initiative will benefit the entire area and enhance the passage between Castel Sant’Angelo and the Vatican. However, Monsignor Fisichella emphasized the need to address the degradation in the surrounding side streets due to the continuous influx of tourists.
Monsignor Rino Fisichella, the prefect of the Dicastery for the Evangelization, shared insights during a joint hearing of the Jubilee and Tourism commissions, led by councilors Dario Danni and Mariano Angelucci. He mentioned, “We have been preparing for the Jubilee since 2022. Gradually, with various stakeholders, we are working towards making the city more beautiful and livable amidst the numerous construction sites in Rome.”
In response to Monsignor Fisichella, Mayor Gualtieri acknowledged the challenges posed by the tourist influx in the side streets near San Pietro. He pledged to address these issues promptly and work towards a renewed and beautiful city in collaboration with the Holy See, the Government, and Rome Capital for the Jubilee.
Monsignor Fisichella emphasized the importance of welcoming the many pilgrims visiting Rome for the Jubilee events. He highlighted the need for efficient transportation and a clean city to provide a positive experience for visitors. He stressed the significance of Rome showcasing its best self without compromising its integrity, as it is an investment for the city’s future beyond the Jubilee.
