Yesterday at the offices of the Dicastery for Evangelisation, Section for Fundamental Issues of Evangelisation in the World, a meeting took place between Dr. Paolo Flammini President of Secure Future Group, a leading company in the field of security applied to IT, web and telecommunications, and His Excellency Monsignor Rino Fisichella Pro-Prefect of the Dicastery and responsible for Jubilee 2025.
During the meeting, among the various topics discussed, a document was signed recognising S.F.G. as the technological supporter of the Jubilee of Hope.
Secure Future Group donated 40 two-way radio units to support volunteers serving for the Jubilee of Hope. The radios, essential tools to ensure fast and secure communications, have been used since December in all Pilgrim support activities. In addition, the Company has made a generous donation to be used for the reception of less well-off Pilgrims to whom the Dicastery offers free assistance, helping to improve conditions for those in Rome in difficulty during the Jubilee.
This initiative underlines the company's commitment to promoting social inclusion and supporting events of human and spiritual value such as the Jubilee of Hope. The gesture of solidarity is a tangible example of how technology and social commitment can come together for the good of the community.
Dr. Paolo Flammini President of Secure Future Group: "We are honoured to be able to contribute to such a significant event as the Jubilee of Hope. Our donation of two-way radios and support to the Pilgrims most in need are an expression of our commitment not only to technological innovation and security, but also to the community. At times like these, it is crucial to provide the resources to make a difference and offer concrete help to those who need it most".
His Excellency Archbishop Rino Fisichella commented: "We are grateful to Secure Future Group for their commitment to providing secure communication technology for our volunteers and for their willingness to put their technology at the service of the Church in this great event. Their generosity is an expression of a concrete sign towards the pilgrims who will ask for assistance during the Holy Year".
