Medals for Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics Unveiled Ahead of Next Year’s Games
VENICE, ITALY, JUL 15 – The medals use recycled metal and renewable energy in production, with 1,146 awards symbolizing unity between Milan and Cortina, organizers said.
- On Tuesday, the organising committee of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games unveiled medals in Venice, 206 days before the Games begin, for both Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
- The design features two halves to represent Olympic and Paralympic values, the divide symbolizes host cities, athletes’ triumph and support network, reflecting first dual-city Winter Games.
- The medals are crafted by the IPZS using recycled metal and renewable energy, measure 80 mm in diameter and 10 mm thick, and feature eco-friendly minimal-plastic packaging.
- Federica Pellegrini and Francesca Porcellato escorted the medals by boat to Venice’s Palazzo Balbi, while Valentina Marchei, as ambassador programme leader, presented them.
- Next year’s Games mark the Winter Olympics’ return to Europe after Pyeongchang 2018 and Beijing 2022, while the medal reveal underscores Italy’s commitment to unity and sustainability.
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