page_title: Gianni Alemanno
section_title: Mayor of Rome
hierarchical_section_title: Gianni Alemanno / Career / Mayor of Rome
caption_attribution_description: English: Group photograph of Chiltan Adventurers Association Balochistan headed by Hayatullah Khan Durrani &amp; Malik Abdul Rahim Baabai in Concordia base camp K2 with Lino Lacedelli first mountaineer on earth climbed K2 mount on 31st July 1954, on the eve of the Golden Jubilee ceremony of K2 first ascent 31st July 2004, the Italian federal Minister Gianni Alemanno (Chief-de-mission) of the Italian delegate and World's first 12 year boy reached K2 Base camp Mehardil Khan Baabai are also present on the occasion. Thanks Read about and got it,-- Aslam 21:55, 14 November 2011 (UTC)
context_page_description: Giovanni "Gianni" Alemanno is an Italian politician who from April 2008 until June 2013 was Mayor of Rome for the centre-right People of Freedom.
  He has been the Secretary of the National Movement for Sovereignty from 2017 to 2019.
context_section_description: After having been heavily defeated by Walter Veltroni in the 2006 mayoral election of Rome, in April 2008 he defeated Francesco Rutelli and became Mayor of the city. Alemanno rejected a formal alliance with the far-right party, but his critics emphasized that his victory was greeted by crowds of supporters, among them far right skinheads, who chanted "Duce! Duce!" and raised their arms in a fascist salute; then Alemanno said: "People calling me Duce make me laugh. I’m not at all fascist and I think that today the word belongs to the history books. I’ve grown to hate all forms of totalitarianism, whether of the left or of the right".
  In August 2008, Alemanno ignited controversy over immigration and the status of Romani people in Italy, when a group of Romani men attacked a Dutch couple that had been camping outside Rome. The couple were beaten and robbed and the woman was raped. Alemanno stated that the couple had been "very careless" by camping in an area "forgotten by God and man" where camping was illegal.
  Alemanno said that the attack was an isolated case, and repeated that he wanted to crack down on crime, regaining total control of the territory.
  In November 2008, Alemanno decided to build a museum dedicated to the memory of the Holocaust in a Roman park. The leader of Rome's Jewish community, Riccardo Pacifici, praised the mayor for this project.
  Alemanno is the son-in-law of Pino Rauti, a former leader of the Italian Social Movement. He always wears a necklace with a Celtic cross. He stated he wears it only as a religious symbol and because of a personal meaning for him, being a jewel worn by his friend Paolo di Nella, a far-right militant who had been killed during the 1970s Anni di Piombo.
  The approval of the Romans to the mayor Alemanno rose to 60% in January 2009.
  In February 2009 Alemanno conferred honorary citizenship to Dalai Lama, leader of the Tibetan government-in-exile. In July 2009, Alemanno conferred honorary citizenship to captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
  Other important measures of the Alemanno Administration were: an ordinance against prostitution in the streets, an attempt to recapitalize the municipal company AMA redefining its role, the census and the dismantling of six camps for nomads  (including the Casilino 900) setting up garrisons, thus ensuring immunizations and education for Romani children, and to expel illegal immigrants. In August 2012 was approved the "family quotient", introduced by Alemanno to balance the waste charge according to economic situation, number of components, and any health burdens, of Roman families.
  Among the projects of Alemanno as a mayor was the construction of a tourist amusement park dedicated to ancient Rome.
  
  In 2004 to encourage and patronage the Italian Mountaineering Expedition and Delegates bound for K2 he arrived Pakistan for participation in celebration of Mount K2 Golden Jubilee ceremony at Concordia base camp.
caption: Group of Chiltan Adventurers Association Balochistan with Lino Lacedelli and Gianni Alemanno at Concordia base camp 2004
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