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Former Ferrari presidentto lead Rome bid for 2024 Olympics

Former Ferrari president Luca Cordero di Montezemolo will lead Rome's bid for the 2024 Olympics, Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) president Giovanni Malago said on Tuesday. Montezemolo, the president of Italy's national airline Alitalia who was not present at the announcement, led the organising committee for the 1990 soccer World Cup in Italy. 'There isn't another Italian personality who is as popular as he is abroad,' Malago told reporters. 'That says it all.' Luca Pancalli, the president of Italy's Paralympic committee, was named vice president of the bid committee. 'We'll try to complete the team as soon as possible,' Malago said. 'An important and experienced woman manager will be a...
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