In 1968, engineer Giorgio Sisini, founder of Settimana Enigmistica, donated a fund to the Rotary Club of Sassari to establish the award in memory of his father Francesco Sisini, a distinguished Sardinian entrepreneur and founder and first president of the Sassari club. The 32nd Parajo d'Oro Award will be presented on Thursday, November 12th, to Giuseppa Tanda and Benito Urgu during a ceremony held at the Teatro Civico in Sassari, beginning at 7:00 PM.

Professor Giuseppa Tanda, an archaeologist and scholar of Sardinian prehistory, particularly the Domus de Janas, and Benito Urgu, an artist, musician, and performer with over sixty years of experience, have contributed, through scientific research and art, to narrating, preserving, and enhancing Sardinia's cultural identity.

The Parajo d'Oro is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Sassari, together with the Baggi-Sisini family. The Parajo recalls "a member of the ancient trade guilds" of the city of Sassari, to quote the award's statute.