(ANSA) - Turin, September 12 - Former culture minister
Massimo Bray said Wednesday he had decided to resign as
president of the Turin Book Fair.
Confirming recent reports, Bray reportedly told Piedmont
Governor Sergio Chiamparino and Turin Mayor Chiara Appendino
that he was thinking of stepping down.
Sources said Bray's resignation could become official in the
next few days, so as to enable local institutions to proceed to
naming a replacement.
Bray presided over the 31st edition of the fair last May.
The event has mostly shrugged off competition from a new
rival fair in Milan.
Bray says quitting Turin Book Fair
Set to make move official in next few days