Fabiola found Pope Francis and sent him a message from Alberto: “He thanks you very much”

For the second time in a week, the first lady, Fabiola Yanez, visited this Thursday, May 20, dad Francisco at The Vatican and asserted that the president Alberto Fernandez “Thank you very much for everything you have done.”

Fabiola Yañez participated in person in a meeting of the foundation Schools meeting, supported by Alliance of Spouses of Heads of State (ALMA), of which Argentina is the coordinator. Young people from all over the world were also invited in person and others through a series of videoconferences.

The greeting between the Sovereign Pontiff and Yáñez took place in the hallway on the second floor of Palazzo San Calisto, a building belonging to the Vatican and where Scholas is based.

“He is very grateful, very grateful, it went well and thank you very much for everything you have done“said the first lady to the Holy Father, referring to the meeting she had with Alberto Fernández last week as part of his tour of Europe. And she added:”And I, very happy to be here“.

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At his side were the Italian ministers of health, Roberto Speranza; and Education, Patrizio Bianchi, who spoke to Francisco about his connection to the city of Santa Fe de Rafaela.

The Argentine First Lady was the only ALMA member present at the event, as the others virtually joined in: she was seated in the front row, next to the Archbishop of Barcelona, ​​Juan José Omella.

In virtual connection with the first ladies of Brazil, Chile, Honduras, Panama and Dominican Republic, the official launch of the “Latin American Youth Network for the Care of the Common Home“This training program for young people will give them socio-environmental leadership tools and skills to take care of the environment. Using this network, they will identify the region’s greatest challenges and create impact initiatives to transform them.

This program will initially include a meeting and an educational activity in Misiones, Argentina, next September, where the First Ladies will be present, as well as some young people from each country.

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