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Roma stadium commissioner Sessa expresses cautious optimism after first service conference
·27 July 2026·45d ago

Roma stadium commissioner Sessa expresses cautious optimism after first service conference

Source: Forza Roma

Massimo Sessa, extraordinary commissioner for Euro 2032 infrastructure, gave a brief update following the opening session of the decisive Services Conference for Roma's new stadium at Pietralata. Sessa framed the project as a modern infrastructure initiative, emphasising that stadiums must be active throughout the week rather than only on matchdays, in line with contemporary design seen at recent World Cups in the United States.

Sessa acknowledged that the stadium project is now on track, backed by the commissioner's powers granted by law. He said: "The stadium is put on a track with the powers of the commissioner given to me by the law and we try to be serious, which is a very difficult thing in this complex world, also that of bureaucracy and administration. We are here for this purpose, the government has established this role, the law provides for it, we are confident and prudently optimistic." He stressed the importance of respecting sustainability standards and finding balance with all stakeholders.

The commissioner outlined that the timeline is governed by the ordinance of 15 June 2026, with specific deadlines already established. Sessa cautioned that unforeseen circumstances can occur in any administrative process but expressed confidence that if all parties maintain seriousness and meet required standards, the project will reach an acceptable equilibrium while addressing concerns from those who fear negative impacts from the infrastructure.

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Il commissario Massimo Sessa ha rilasciato una breve intervista in a Gli Inascoltabili programma di Radio Roma Sound al termine della prima seduta della Conferenza di Servizi per il nuovo stadio della Roma a Pietralata. Ecco le sue parole Siamo con l'ingegner Massimo Sessa, commissario…

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