
The tennis player in a video message at the 'Multiply Possibility' event promoted by Italy and Nigeria
Jannik Sinner spoke in a video message to the United Nations to express his foundation's support for the Global Partnership for Education, during the 'Multiply Possibility' event.
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Jannik Sinner spoke via video message at the 'Multiply Possibility' event organized at the United Nations.
Jannik Sinner, in a video message to the United Nations, expressed his foundation's support for the Global Partnership for Education.
The no. 1 in world tennis joined "albeit only in a virtual way" at the "Multiply Possibility" event, promoted by Italy and Nigeria. “I grew up in a small town in Northern Italy, supported by a family and school with excellent teachers,” Jannik said. "But many children in the world do not have these opportunities and not because they lack talent."
"The synergy between public and private that we also insist on in Italy - said the Minister of Education Giuseppe Valditara on the sidelines of the conference that Italy helped organize at the United Nations - has had an extraordinary testimony here with the foundations of Jannik Sinner and Roger Federer together on the field for young people around the world especially in the most fragile countries".

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