00:00What do you think about the challenges facing the world today?
00:04Compared to the great challenges that we have tried in some way to announce,
00:10that go from those historical, from poverty, from fame in the world,
00:14from migratory flows, from wars,
00:16to the new challenges, which are climate change,
00:18rather than the aging of the population,
00:20or the concentration of wealth,
00:23we have a perception that we are in a very difficult period.
00:28We are probably not facing these issues in the best way,
00:32these great problems.
00:35On the other hand, however, there is hope.
00:38Young people, above all, believe that we are still in time to do something,
00:42to face these challenges to the best.
00:45This optimism is not shared, above all, by the elderly.
00:50So, as age increases, it goes from 62% of the Gen Z,
00:56which therefore sees a positive expectation in this sense,
00:59to 29% from the BAMI Boomers.
01:03And this, in some ways, can be considered natural,
01:10because young people always have a more optimistic expectation of the future.
01:14On the other hand, undoubtedly, it deserves some reflection,
01:17because the people who, at this moment,
01:19are probably the ones called to face these challenges,
01:22are less optimistic.
01:24The reason why we got together with the studio
01:27and, let's say, all the collaboration that we started
01:30with the Dicastero for evangelization,
01:34was to try to stimulate everyone's attention to these issues.
01:41And, of course, the Jubilee event will be an even greater opportunity
01:46to focus attention, and above all, to stimulate a debate,
01:50a discussion, to find, if possible, as many ways as possible,
01:56actions to try to face, in the best possible way,
02:00each of these challenges.
02:02This is the goal we have set ourselves.
02:04We try to give our support of skills,
02:08let's say, in the management of major events.
02:11We have already done this in the past,
02:14and, of course, the Jubilee is a great event,
02:17it involves an extraordinary number of people,
02:2030 million visitors are expected in the city of Rome,
02:24so all this involves a whole series of problems,
02:28and we obviously try to give our support of skills,
02:33of know-how, of experience that we have matured in the past.