The first meeting of “Pianeta Olimpia: the values of sport told by champions” took place at CONI Lazio, the event organized by Panathlon Junior in Rome to promote sports ethics and culture among young people. The meeting, moderated by the president of the Club Lorenzo D’Ilario, was attended by Francesca Milani (Olympian in Tokyo 2020 in judo), Enrica Rinaldi (bronze at the European Championships in Budapest 2022 in wrestling) and Mattia Miceli (gold at the U23 European Championships in Porec) 2020 in judo). Among the institutional greetings, that of the president of CONI Lazio Riccardo Viola, of the adviser of the Capitoline Assembly and member of the Sport Commission of Roma Capitale, Giorgio Trabucco, and of the authorities of the military sports groups involved (Fiamme Oro, Carabinieri Sports Center and Fiamme Azzurre ). The initiative was also an opportunity to pay tribute, on the 120th anniversary of its foundation, to the Italian Federation of Judo Fighting Karate and Martial Arts, whose disciplines transmit important values such as respect, passion, sacrifice, rigor, fair play and the desire to never give up, in the presence of the lawyer. Cristina Varano, Fijlkam federal prosecutor. The three champions of judo and wrestling, after sharing experiences, reflections and dreams with the many young people of the largest Panathlon Club Junior in the world, received a recognition from Lt. Col. Walter Borghino, president of the Panathlon Club Roma, from Cesare Sacrestani, governor of Area 14 Panathlon Lazio and Giampiero Cantarini, past president of the Panathlon Club Rome.
