Raffaella Griggi will take over from Federica Sciarelli at the helm of Chi l'ha visto?.
The journalist, who has been part of the program's team for years, will take the helm of the new edition starting September 23 on Rai3.
A Rai journalist and longtime face and correspondent for the program, Raffaella Griggi takes over the reins of a program that represents a benchmark for public service broadcasting, building on a professional career built on the ground, driven by journalistic rigor, credibility, and a commitment to the public .
"The choice of Raffaella Griggi is in full continuity with the history and values of Chi l'ha visto?. Her experience gained within the editorial staff and as a correspondent for the program, combined with her recognized professionalism as a Rai journalist, represent the best guarantee to accompany the program into a new phase, in the wake of the great work done by Federica Sciarelli , to whom we extend our most sincere thanks for the extraordinary results achieved and for the service provided to citizens over all these years", declares Paolo Corsini, director of Rai Insights.
"The goal is to combine continuity and innovation, further strengthening the identity of a program that has transformed service journalism into a national asset. From this perspective, the collaborative work of the editorial staff and correspondents, who have always been one of the greatest assets of Chi l'ha visto?, will be further enhanced. This will be made even more tangible through their involvement in the studio, hosting thematic segments related to their fieldwork. The hosting will be the culmination of an authoritative, recognizable team that is increasingly at the forefront of journalistic reporting in the region," concludes Corsini.
"The new edition," Rai concludes, "will confirm the public service mission that has made Chi l'ha visto? an essential event for millions of viewers, maintaining its founding values intact and further developing its ability to tell, with authority and sensitivity, the stories and events at the heart of public interest."
(Unioneonline/D)