Biography
Giorgio Sorial was born in Brescia,Italy,son of Egyptian Coptic parents. He grew up mostly in Brescia,and after graduating from "B. Castelli" Technical Institute he graduated in Information Engineering (BSc) at the University of Brescia with an experimental thesis on the 2002/95/EC (RoHS directive:Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive,restriction on the use of harmful substances in processes for the production of Electrical and electronic devices). After graduation,he has worked as engineer junior in the field of automation engineering for a few years,then he joined the International business area of the company where he worked,thanks in particular to the interpersonal and linguistic skills (in addition to the Italian he speaks fluently English,French and Arabic,the latter based to his Egyptian Coptic origins).
In 2010 he moved to Ireland where he started his post-graduate studies and in 2011 he graduated with an MBA (Master of first level in Business Administration) at The Trinity College in Dublin.
After his returns in Italy he was hired as a consultant in process and strategic management by the Irish branch of an international consulting company.
Parliamentary activities
Just elected he joined the only one working committee,called "special committee",being elected vice-chairman of the committee.
Until the establishment of all standing committees,when he became member of the Budget and finance committee being elected vice-chairman.
From July 19,2013,he is also a member of the Parliamentary Committee on Childhood and Adolescence,until October 30,2014.
Among its legislative proposals there are "Provisions on the purchase and sale of town cars or representatives dedicated cars",namely the law for the abolition of the so-called "town cars",approved by the Chamber of Deputies on 15 March 2016, [2] and the draft law amending the law no. 243 approved on the December 24,2012,on Balanced budget and Debt Relief for Transactions in Financial Items (2923).
He is also involved on other not-economic-financial topics,he has intervened on numerous occasions to denounce the environmental pollution in Brescia [3] [4] bringing a sample of hexavalent chromium contaminated water [5] and presenting various parliamentary acts for the resolution of the Caffaro case.
Very active also in the defence of the small and medium-sized enterprises of the territory. [6] [7] [8]
From 5 August 2015 until 5 December 2015 he was the chairman and spokesman of the Movement 5 Stars parliamentary group in the Chamber of Deputies.
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