Presented by Mollicone and signed by a bipartisan coalition, it will be discussed in the Culture Committee. "Promoting an Italian excellence."

It's the first step, but it's an important one. It was presented, at the proposal of Mollicone, Chairman of the Chamber of Deputies' Culture Committee, and with the bipartisan signatures of Parliamentarians Iacono (Democratic Party) and Giachetti (IV), calling for 2028, the centenary of Ennio Morricone's birth, to be designated a "Morriconian Year." The resolution, which is expected to begin consideration next week by the Seventh Committee, motivates this proposal as follows: "November 10, 2028, will mark the centenary of the birth of Maestro Ennio Morricone (Rome, November 10, 1928 – Rome, July 6, 2020), a world-renowned composer, conductor, and academic, winner of two Academy Awards. Maestro Morricone's artistic and cultural legacy represents an invaluable asset for Italy and for universal culture, having composed over 500 soundtracks for films and television productions, as well as a significant body of absolute music and popular music – mostly recorded at the Forum Studios. ”.....(The full text can be found on Ennio Morricone's official website）