Tyrolean personalities of 2024: Honor for research and sport
Tyrolean personalities of 2024: Honor for research and sport
Vienna recently became the scene of a special occasion: the traditional Tyrol reception honored outstanding personalities who repover the state of Tyrol both national and internationally. The auditorium of sciences was the framework for a celebration that recognized the performance of three remarkable Tyroleans.
Governor Anton Mattle and President Julian Hajieff awarded the awards to Andrea Fischer and Jakob Schubert as "Tyroleans of 2024". In addition, Klaus Ortner received an award for his life's work. "Tonight we are celebrating extraordinary achievements that throw the light on Tyrol and inspire us," says Mattle.
recognition for impressive achievements
Andrea Fischer, recognized as a climate scientist and glacier researcher, gained international popularity through her significant research on glacier measurement and the effects of climate change. Their commitment to promote the importance of environmental protection was praised. "Andrea Fischer stands for scientific excellence and shows how crucial research is in the fight against global challenges," said LH Mattle.
Jakob Schubert, a top climber with numerous titles, was also recognized as the "Tyrolean of 2024". He fought for a variety of world championships in his career and recently impressed with another bronze medal at the Olympic Games in Paris. Mattle also praised his exemplary behavior and down -to -earthness and described him as a source of inspiration for the next generation of athletes.
Klaus Ortner and his life's work
Klaus Ortner, the founder of the IGO-Ortner Group, was honored for his many years of entrepreneurial work and his commitment to social and cultural matters in Tyrol. Ortner’s company is active internationally in the areas of building technology and facility management. His innovative strength and connection to the homeland were particularly emphasized. "This award expresses our thanks for his life's work," emphasized Mattle.
The event attracted numerous guests from politics, business, culture and media and formed a framework for the care of contacts. LH Mattle and President Hadschieff concluded the celebration with the words that such personalities not only represent Tyrol, but also set a sign of courage and diligence.
Before receipt, a panel discussion took place in which topics related to life in alpine space and the challenges of climate change were treated. This discussion served to draw attention to the specific challenges in front of which Tyrol is standing and how they can be understood and tackled in the federal capital.
For more information and details on the excellent, see the report on the report on www.meinbezirk.at .