Rome: culture of legality, renewed the memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Education and Merit and the Carabinieri

On October 9th, in the spirit of an already solid and fruitful collaboration, a further piece was added to the institutional mosaic that connects the Carabinieri to young people.

At the headquarters of the Ministry of Education and Merit, in the presence of the Minister, Prof. Joseph Vallettara and the General Commander of the Carabinieri, Gen. CA Teo Luzi, it was signed on new memorandum of understanding “Increase the culture of legality and awareness of the importance of safety among young people, promoting knowledge and respect for the rules".

The document, at third renewal, integrates the agreements already signed in the past since 2019. The Arma believes that the protection of safety cannot be separated from the implementation of educational interventions, aimed at increasing the broadest and most in-depth knowledge in the new generations culture of legality and environmental issues. In this perspective, we are committed to the dissemination of educational initiatives and projects in the school world, making available the experiences and professional skills of the Benemerita soldiers.

Among the objectives is to raise awareness among students about respect for the values ​​and principles of the Italian Constitution, for the exercise of a active citizenship at every level of the social system.

In agreement with the Regional School Offices and the relevant territorial areas, there will be numerous initiatives adopted to show concrete and constructive closeness to the students by the Carabinieri.

The cycle of courses will continue in schools across the country conferences on legality. In order to inspire personal creativity and associate it with the promoted theme, competitions will be announced that will concern the fields of literature, art and short film.

To understand "on the field" the peculiarity of the daily service carried out by thousands of women and men in uniform, the students will visit to the territorial and specialty commands of the force, also participating in educational-cultural days at the nature reserves and state-owned areas managed by the Forestry, Environmental and Agri-food Unit Command.