Giuseppe Bellandi

Giuseppe Bellandi was born in Pistoia on the 06th January, 1949. On 27th July, 1974 he has been graduated in medicine and surgery at the University of Florence. On 1977 he obtained a specialization in diagnostic radiology and on 1981 he obtained a specialization in nuclear medicine. Up to 2010 he was Director of the Department of Imaging Diagnostic at A.S.L. 3, Probiviris President of the National Union Radiologists, Member of SIRM (Italian Society of Medical Radiology), Member of ECR (European Society Radiology) and Member of RSNA (Radiological Society North America). Today, he lives in Montecatini Terme and since 2009 is the mayor of Montecatini Terme. Since November 2013 he is EHTTA President.

Date	City	Interventions	Summary	Media

2014-10-17	Acqui Terme	Giuseppe Bellandi - Welcome speech	Dear friends and European delegates, Your presence at the 7th Café of Europe in Acqui Terme is particularly important and underlines the importance of the SOURCE project that invite many of our thermal towns to organize a series of European meetings. The history of thermal towns based on the thermal heritage offer the possibility to explore our continent creating a European vision of our communal thermal history. We need a new interpretation of the past to understand the European heritage which transcend national borders and know also how to make relive national, regional and local identities to build a European communal house. We are in Acqui Terme, of which origins are antiques, where we are welcomed with pleasure and where we will have surprises like during past events. We thanks our guests with the certainly that together we will cross days of serenity and knowledge, Have a good Café

2014-10-17

Acqui Terme

Giuseppe Bellandi - Welcome speech

Dear friends and European delegates,

Your presence at the 7th Café of Europe in Acqui Terme is particularly important and underlines the importance of the SOURCE project that invite many of our thermal towns to organize a series of European meetings.

The history of thermal towns based on the thermal heritage offer the possibility to explore our continent creating a European vision of our communal thermal history. We need a new interpretation of the past to understand the European heritage which transcend national borders and know also how to make relive national, regional and local identities to build a European communal house.

We are in Acqui Terme, of which origins are antiques, where we are welcomed with pleasure and where we will have surprises like during past events.

We thanks our guests with the certainly that together we will cross days of serenity and knowledge,

Have a good Café