Departs today, Friday 17 November, the first edition of the “Economa Come” festival at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, is produced by the Musica per Roma Foundation together with the Chamber of Commerce of Rome, and promoted by Invitalia with the editorial consultancy of Laterza Agorà. The program includes three days with free admission, with a calendar of twenty-six appointments organized in various formats, mainly through debates on current issues and dialogues with national and international economists and insights with the protagonists of companies and institutions.
It closes on Sunday at 19 with a dialogue on the South between the managing director of Invitalia, Domenico Arcuri and the general manager of the Bank of Italy, Salvatore Rossi on: “There is no longer the South than it used to be”.
The Invitalia "Campus Impresa" is also set up inside the Auditorium, available to visitors, divided into four thematic areas that will tell the story of the challenge of doing business. Two work cafes with experts are also planned and testimonials from successful companies and an exhibition with innovative products created by startups. An informal atmosphere in the Invitalia space and the possibility of learning more about major projects for the revitalization of crisis areas and the funding available to strengthen small, medium and large enterprises and, of course, startups.
Among the first events of Friday to report the dialogues between Raffaele Cantone and Monsignor Vincenzo Paglia on "If the economy does not get along with ethics", and between Antonio De Caro and the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Graziano Delrio.
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