Marina Chiarelli is an Italian lawyer and politician originally from
Novara. After graduating in Law, she began her legal career, gradually combining it with political engagement in the area of
Fratelli d’Italia.
Her administrative career initially developed in the Municipality of Novara, where she served as an assessor and later as
deputy mayor in the administration led by Mayor
Alessandro Canelli.
In 2024, she joined the council of the
Piedmont Region, chaired by
Alberto Cirio, taking on the role of assessor. Her main responsibilities include
culture, equal opportunities, and youth policies.
In this role, she is responsible for promoting regional cultural activities, enhancing the artistic heritage of Piedmont, and developing initiatives aimed at young people. At the same time, she promotes projects related to equal opportunities, with the aim of fostering inclusion, participation, and equality within the regional society.