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Max Valle
The president of CONI has unveiled the date when it will be decided which city to run between Milan, Turin and Cortina to host the Winter Olympic Games.
Tuesday 24 July 2018 2 minutes reading time
"The first of August there will be a decision, I think it is right also and above all out of respect for the Italian candidature, because we need to work better, prepare it and so we give more strength also internationally." I already told the matter yesterday to the undersecretary Giorgetti, and he shares - said Malagò on the sidelines of an event in the Sala Giunta of Coni - I think it is a self-injurious thing to keep pulling the question for long ".
Thursday 26 will meet again the commission that is analyzing the feasibility dossiers of the three cities. "In the afternoon of Thursday, July 26th, we will come back to meet, yesterday the resolutions have arrived, now they are examining the legal offices," said the president of the commission Carlo Mornati. "We asked for full sustainability, we try to understand what they have We continue to examine the dossiers to make our own considerations ". After this meeting, the National Council of Coni will be called for August 1st.
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