Trieste Celebrates Century of Carabinieri Service: A Legacy of Dedication

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The one hundredth anniversary celebration of the Trieste section of the National Carabinieri Association was marked by expressions of gratitude towards the dedicated individuals who have served and continue to serve their community. Held in Trieste’s iconic Piazza dell’Unità d’Italia, the event brought together a host of dignitaries, including the mayor of Trieste and the regional assessor for Environmental Defense, to honor this milestone.

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At the heart of the commemoration was recognition of the invaluable contributions made by former Carabinieri members. Their wealth of expertise and experience, gained through years of service, has proven indispensable in managing emergencies and events, ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.

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In his remarks, the regional assessor for Security emphasized the enduring role of the Carabinieri as a reassuring presence for citizens, particularly in peripheral areas. The Carabinieri barracks serve as important hubs of security and support, underscoring the active presence of the State in safeguarding its citizens.

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The event also provided an opportunity to highlight the selfless commitment of those who, even after their discharge, choose to continue serving their community. Their dedication reflects a deep-seated ethos of public service and underscores the enduring bond between the Carabinieri and the communities they serve.

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As the ceremony drew to a close, attendees reflected on the enduring values embodied by the Carabinieri — values that promote civic responsibility and foster a sense of unity and belonging. In an era marked by international tensions, the steadfast commitment of the Carabinieri to these principles serves as a beacon of hope and reassurance for communities both near and far.

Photo credits Steven Jewett
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