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Portrait of Giovambattista Scuticchio Foderaro

Giovambattista Scuticchio Foderaro

President URBE Foundation Academic Research

Giovambattista Scuticchio Foderaro, President of URBE Foundation, a private no-profit organization whose activities are rooted in the Cultural promotion and Historic Heritage protection, for the patronage and valorisation of Historical and Artistic interests, as well as for the development of activities in the Education in full compliance with Article 10 of Italian Legislative Decree dated on 1997 of December the 4th, No. 460.It intervenes in the key areas operatively connected to the mission of safeguarding the Historical and Cultural Heritage linked to Rome and its extensive Eurasian History: Art, Culture and Education. The aims alternate particularly from the preservation and valorisation of artistic heritage, public and private assets, from diverse cultural activities such as exhibitions, editorial presentations and debates to joint ventures with the proper project sector organizations.Though if strongly rooted in its territory, Rome, URBE Foundation confirms its commitment to establishing international relations and projects. The main charitable work is structured with the development of consistently significant projects, mainly for the benefit of the unmistakable Roman history: Urbe and its historical course, culturally understood as the history and the life of the mutated, unmistakably magnetic and imposing times.URBE Foundation conceives its opera by the action of history protection and all ensues with it. Civic sense as a sacrifice for the preservation of historic heritage is a key spirit of URBE activity given as service of the community and the institutions. Love and protection, suitable for the defence of the most inestimable, extensive and majestic heritage of the whole humanity: Rome and its millenary history.
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