EIT was privileged to be selected as the exclusive supplier of simultaneous interpretation services at World Youth Day 2002 in Toronto (Canada), the largest event ever hosted by our beautiful city (July 2002). We provided services in seven languages. Our services were extensively used by the thousands of pilgrims but also, pursuant to an agreement with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, often broadcast to all five continents. EIT furnished 18 simultaneous interpreters for this event. With the exception of photo 1, all photos were taken on the last day of the event, at Downsview Park, on July 29, 2002.
	Some of the EIT team after our training session. From left to right: Giulia Greco (Italian) Dorothy Khorshed (German) Alberto Diamante (Italian) Nadia Ghobrial (Arabic) Eline Anders (Portuguese) Sylwia Nowakowska (Polish) Adriana Barros (Portuguese) Abdul Addulhamid (Arabic) Graciela D'Adamo (Spanish) Sitting in front: Philippe Vitu (French)
	Some members of the French interpretation team at the Media Centre. From left to right: Philippe Vitu, Karine Sable, Siro Trevisanato.
	A view of the trailer in which our interpreters were housed. It was 18 meters long and 4 meters wide and consisted of seven booths each accommodating two interpreters for the seven languages (French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic and Polish).
	A panoramic view of Downsview Park hours before the last Papal Mass. The open space will filling-up quickly.
	A close-up view of the young crowds estimated at 600,000 as seen from the Media Centre.
	Spartan lining conditions, extreme heat and humidity, but well-behaved pilgrims, flags from all countries of the world and smiles everywhere.