Urgent Breaking News: Laura Castelletti Welcomes Paolo Sartori as Brescia’s New Quaestor
In an important development for the Province of Brescia, Mayor Laura Castelletti welcomed Dr. Paolo Sartori as the new Quaestor on June 1. The occasion marked Sartori’s official assumption of his duties, bringing with it high expectations for enhanced public safety and municipal collaboration.
Mayor’s Welcoming Remarks
During the meeting, Mayor Castelletti extended heartfelt congratulations and good wishes to Sartori. She underscored the importance of his role, stating, “The effectiveness of our public safety initiatives depends heavily on the synergy between our institutions. We are fully committed to a profitable and constructive collaboration.” This commitment aims to ensure the well-being and safety of Brescia’s citizens.
Paolo Sartori’s Professional Journey
Paolo Sartori’s career is marked by significant contributions to public safety. Prior to his appointment in Brescia, Sartori served as the Quaestor of Bolzano. Born and raised in Trentino, Sartori graduated in Law from the University of Bologna. He began his professional journey as a police commissioner in 1990 and later obtained a II level Master from “La Sapienza” University of Rome in “Security, interference coordination, and international cooperation.”
Sartori’s expertise has taken him to various international organizations. He has worked at Criminalpol and Interpol, representing Italy at the Southeast European Law Enforcement Center in, and serving as the Interpol liaison officer for Romania, Ukraine, and the Republic of Moldova. His significant roles include directing the Regional Operational Coordination Office for Eastern Europe, the Russian Federation, and Lebanon in from 2007, and coordinating international projects against organized crime and corruption from 2010 to 2013.
In December 2013, at the request of the Romanian government, Sartori was appointed as an advisor to the Romanian Prime Minister, retaining his existing roles. His contributions to public service were recognized when he was named Commendatore of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic in December 2019.
Most recently, from September 2018 to January 2022, Sartori served as the Quaestor of Mantua, and from January 2022 to November 2023, he held the same position in Vicenza. In November 2023, the Council of Ministers appointed him as the General Manager of Public Security.
Global Involvement and Institutional Commitment
Dr. Sartori has actively participated in UN programs, European Union commissions, Interpol, and the FBI Academy in the United States. He serves as a speaker and teacher at Italian and European universities, contributing to international conferences and study courses. As a member of the Aspen Institute since 2007, he has authored numerous articles and essays for geopolitical publications, particularly “Limes – Italian Geopolitics Magazine.”
Looking Ahead
With his extensive experience and commitment to global cooperation, Sartori brings a wealth of expertise to his new role. His appointment is expected to strengthen the Province of Brescia’s public safety measures and set new standards for inter-institutional collaboration. As Brescia creeps into the future, Sartori’s vision for a safer community will undoubtedly shape the city’s landscape.
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