President Sergio Mattarella told a delegation of presidential chefs in Rome Monday that hey helped cement ties between States. Mattarella received the international chefs, members of the "Club des Chefs des Chefs", at the Quirinale, saying: "The chefs of the heads of State help in relations in a consistent and effective way making meetings between heads of State more welcoming." The president then spoke of the culinary interaction that is taking place today "between every country in the world" creating "an enrichment and an opening of horizons that benefits young people and the elderly like me. "The world," he added, "is marked by some networks of interconnections that are not only computer-based but also economic, political, and sporting. "Among the positive ones (because there are also negative ones) are those of a cultural nature, including the science of cooking. "The interaction between you enriches and opens horizons in the world". Source: Ansa News Agency
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