Volkswagen Group Italia confirms once again its support to Fondazione Arena di Verona
Volkswagen Group Italia renews its commitment to culture supporting Fondazione Arena di Verona, that since the first edition of the event – in 1913 – has been making Verona a point of reference on the world opera scene.
The Festival staging 46 performances from 17th June to 4th September, has established itself over the years as an initiative that gives the city international prestige and visibility and enriches the Verona city territory, both artistically and economically. “Also this year we did not hesitate to renew our partnership with Fondazione Arena di Verona, a relationship started more than 15 years ago that has become one of the cornerstones of our Corporate Social Responsibility activities” said Marcus Osegowitsch, CEO of Volkswagen Group Italia. “Link our name, in quality of Automotive Partner, to the Arena di Verona Opera Festival make us proud year by year. Also in this way, we express our closeness to Verona, the city that has been hosting us for almost 50 years and with which we create ever stronger synergies and projects.”
The partnership between Volkswagen Group Italia and the Goethe-Zentrum Verona has been renewed
Volkswagen Group Italia confirms its partnership with the Italian-German Goethe-Zentrum Institute of Culture in Verona again this year. Founded in 1964, the Institute is a partner of the Goethe-Institut, the most important German cultural institution abroad which, in addition to organizing German language courses, is a point of reference for the promotion of events aimed at the development of interchange cultural between our country and Germany.
Volkswagen Group Italia has been collaborating with the Goethe-Zentrum for 20 years, sharing the idea that a good command of the German language represents not only an increase in the cultural level of young people, but also an additional opportunity to enter the world of work.
The agreement provides for the funding, by Volkswagen Group Italia, of 15 scholarships, awarded to students whose school program does not include German. At the end of the three-year training cycle, the student will receive the official certification of the Goethe-Institut.
Volkswagen Group Italia has been collaborating with the Goethe-Zentrum for 20 years, sharing the idea that a good command of the German language represents not only an increase in the cultural level of young people, but also an additional opportunity to enter the world of work.
The agreement provides for the funding, by Volkswagen Group Italia, of 15 scholarships, awarded to students whose school program does not include German. At the end of the three-year training cycle, the student will receive the official certification of the Goethe-Institut.