This invitation marks more than a personal milestone—it is a clear signal that Italy is once again a key player on the world stage of DanceSport, returning with strength, clarity of vision, and an ambitious roadmap.

A Strategic Plan to Relaunch Italy

During his speech, Braga outlined a forward-looking and high-level plan that positions Italy as a central hub in the international DanceSport calendar:

• WDSF Grand Slam – Standard and Latin, Rome, October 3–5, 2025
• European Championships – Adult 10 Dance
• European Championships – Professional Division Latin (PD)
• WDSF Congresses for Adjudicators (AJS) and Competition Directors
• Further international WDSF events under development

This initiative is not just about competitions—it’s a cultural and institutional revival. Rome is set to become the beating heart of world DanceSport once again.

Italy’s Return to the Global Stage

Braga’s presence and speech at the WDSF Open Forum was a powerful symbol of regained trust and respect. Delegates from around the globe received his presentation with great interest and appreciation, reaffirming Italy’s readiness to lead with bold ideas and world-class execution.

Braga extended heartfelt thanks to:

• Shawn Tay, WDSF President
• Nenad Jeftic, WDSF Vice President
• The entire WDSF Presidium

for their confidence in Italy’s renewed leadership and vision.

A New Chapter Begins

“This is just the beginning of a new era for Italy in international DanceSport,” said Braga following the Forum. “With the support of WDSF, our institutional partners, and the dedication of our athletes and professionals, we are ready to write a new chapter. And Rome will be our stage.”