Renato Di Napoli is re-elected president of Italian Table Tennis Federation

March 7, 2021
7:45 pm
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Renato Di NAPOLI has been re-elected for a second term as President of the Italian Table Tennis Federation for the four-year period 2021-2024.

“I am grateful to the managers the coaches and the athletes who have rewarded the work we have done in these four years and wanted to support the continuity of our project which has always been aimed at the interest of all the table tennis clubs and not only of a few ” Di NAPOLI said. “I am also happy that almost all the members of my team who were candidates for federal councillors have received the approval of the clubs and I am sure that we satisfied all the conditions for carrying out very positive work in the Federal Council.”

With regards to the councillors Carlo BORELLA Chiara COLANTONI Domenico GIORDANI Elena MAZZANTINI Giuseppe PETRALIA Paolo Pietro PUGLISI Giorgio QUARTUCCIO Silvia RACCA Davide SCAZZIERI and Antonio TASSO were elected.

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