Mario Baccini, president of this institution with offices in Rome and New
York, said the award was granted to Eusebio Leal for his work in the
recovery and restoration of Old Havana and in favor of the promotion of
social life, culture, and solidarity.

Baccini added that Eusebio Leal also promotes the implementation of
policies to protect the environment and natural resources, and progress in
the field of science and technology.

The struggle against poverty is also part of the premises of the Foedus
Foundation, whose name is a Roman term that suggests alliance and loyalty
in any aspects of human life.

Eusebio Leal’s work for the restoration of Old Havana has been recognized
by prestigious international organizations.

The awards ceremony will take place on December 14 in the Italian capital.