Together with the Falcone Foundation to promote the culture of legality.
Mitsubishi Electric supported the creation of the Museum of the Present, dedicated to Giovanni Falcone, Paolo Borsellino, and all the victims of mafia.
Legality and justice, cornerstones of our democracy, along with safeguarding historical memory as a foundation for understanding the present and envisioning a fairer future, are key values for us at Mitsubishi Electric. That's why we decided to support the Falcone Foundation, specifically in the creation of the Museum of the Present dedicated to Giovanni Falcone, Paolo Borsellino, and all victims of mafia.
Established in Palermo on December 10, 1992, the Foundation is committed to promoting a culture of legality and justice through study and research activities, especially among younger generations.
Located in the historic center of Palermo near the birthplaces of Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, the Museum of the Present was inaugurated on May 23 at Palazzo Jung. It is Europe's first museum of its kind, dedicated to recounting the fight against mafia, connecting it to historical context, and emphasizing the importance of passion, commitment, and culture in combating organized crime.
Mitsubishi Electric supported the project through both financial donation and air conditioning of the building. The installation was made possible through valuable collaboration with our local partners: "Grippi Impianti" – represented by Antonello and Gabriele Grippi, "Airtec Rappresentanze" – represented by Andrea Ribaudo and Alessandro Brancato, and arch&tech – represented by engineers Fabrizio Anzaldi and Pietro Li Castri.
The Museum is part of the Falcone Foundation, with Maria Falcone as President and Vincenzo Di Fresco as a key advisor, overseeing the project curated by Alessandro de Lisi.
