Order of St John of Jerusalem of
Rhodes and of Malta
On 6 May, the Order of Malta’s Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Ambassador to Italy Stefano Ronca received the Foreign Affairs Minister of Palestine Riad Al-Malki in the Magistral Palace.
On the afternoon of 15 April, the Greek Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Miltiadis Varvitsiotis, visited the Magistral Villa, accompanied by the Greek Ambassador to Italy, Theodoros Passas, and a delegation from the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
On Wednesday 14 April, the Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Health Pierpaolo Sileri was hosted for a working lunch at the Magistral Villa. Senator Sileri was received by Ambassador Stefano Ronca.
On Thursday 8 April Ambassador Elisabetta Belloni, Secretary General of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, met Ambassador Stefano Ronca and members of the Embassy of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta to Italy, Minister Counsellor Enrico Floridi, Embassy Counsellor Luca Rovati and Dr. Marina Favale at a working lunch in Palazzo Pallavicini, residence of Embassy Counsellor Moroello Diaz della Vittoria Pallavicini.
On Wednesday, 7 April, the French Ambassador in Italy, Christian Masset, accompanied by his Counsellor Aurélien Del Fiol, was hosted for a working lunch at Villa Magistrale.
Monday 22 March, Maestro Uto Ughi visited the Magistral Villa, accompanied by our Permanent Observer at ICCROM, Gaia Bay Rossi. The Maestro was received - observing the due anti Covid-19 measures - by Ambassador Stefano Ronca, Counsellor Moroello Diaz della Vittoria Pallavicini and Marina Favale.
H.E. Lieutenant of the Grand Master, Fra’ Marco Luzzago, met the Doyen of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Order of Malta, H.E. Ambassador Antoine Zanga, in a short ceremony due to COVID – 19 restrictions.
On December 1st, the Lieutenant of the Grand Master, Fra’ Marco Luzzago, received Pietro Sebastiani, Italian Ambassador to the Sovereign Order of Malta.
The agreement between the Italian Republic and the Sovereign Order of Malta for saving human life at sea was signed yesterday, Tuesday 29 September, in the Transport Ministry headquarters in Rome.