A stairway in the historic centre of San Marino City has been dedicated to the memory of engineer Pio Venturini. The unveiling ceremony for the commemorative plaques took place this morning, Thursday 12 November, along the stretch connecting Via Eugippo, near the Cava dei Balestrieri, to the Giardino dei Liburni.
The dedication follows an Instance of Arengo (Istanza d’Arengo) approved by the Grand and General Council (Consiglio Grande e Generale), with the aim of honouring engineer Venturini and his connection to the San Marino territory.
“A significant moment, following the Instance of Arengo approved by the Grand and General Council, which pays tribute to the figure of Eng. Venturini, his contribution, and his ties to the land of San Marino,” the statement reads.
The initiative was supported by the Secretariat of State for Territory and the Environment, which recognised the value of dedicating a public space to the engineer’s memory.
The ceremony was attended by Secretary of State Matteo Ciacci, Secondo Bernardi, representative of the Castle Council (Giunta di Castello) of San Marino City, and members of the Venturini family.
“Our thanks go to everyone who contributed to making this project a reality, and to the Venturini family for sharing this moment of remembrance,” the statement concludes.
