Geography of Taste: Italy and Africa between Cultures and Sharing
Geografie del Gusto: Italia e Africa tra Culture e Condivisione (Geography of Taste: Italy and Africa between Cultures and Sharing) is an event dedicated to the role of food as a universal language and a bridge between cultures, identities, and territories. It will take place on Wednesday, February 11, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. […]
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EBRD procurement, characteristics and prospects for Italian companies
The Italian Trade Agency, in coordination with the Italian Embassy in London and in collaboration with the Executive Office of the Italian Constituency at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), is organising a series of informative webinars dedicated to the opportunities offered by the EBRD to Italian companies. The initiative aims to strengthen […]
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I Am Culture 2025: Creativity as a Driver of Resilience and Innovation
The fifteenth “I Am Culture” report, drafted by the Symbola Foundation with the support of Unioncamere, describes a country that sees its cultural and creative identity not only as a source of prestige, but as a true economic and social infrastructure. In a complex global context, the Italian cultural production system demonstrates surprising vitality, defying […]
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Competitiveness and strategic autonomy: the new course of the Energy Union between the Draghi Plan and global challenges
The publication of the “State of the Energy Union 2025 Report” marks a crucial transition for European economic policy, definitively shifting the focus from emergency management to the creation of a long-term industrial strategy. The EU analysis, interpreted through the lens of the Draghi Report, identifies still-excessively high energy costs and market fragmentation as the […]
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Security, Critical Minerals, and Electricity: The New Coordinates of the World Energy Outlook 2025
Energy security is once again taking centre stage globally, driven by an increasingly fragile geopolitical context that elevates energy to a priority of national and economic security. The World Energy Outlook 2025 (WEO-2025) of the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) describes a scenario in which traditional risks related to fuel supply are intertwined with new vulnerabilities, […]
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Pineapple and Sustainability: The Italian Example Growing in Costa Rica
For several years, demand for pineapples in Europe has been growing. This demand, driven by interest in the beneficial properties of a food considered a “superfood,” extends not only to the fresh fruit but also to processed products, such as juices and preserves, fostering a trend that could open up interesting prospects for Italian companies. […]
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Egypt’s Airport Privatization Program Begins in Hurghada
Egypt will put the management of several national airports up for tender with the aim of attracting international capital and expertise, improving the quality of services, and simultaneously generating a steady flow of hard currency revenue for the State. The chosen model involves concessions based on public-private partnerships (PPPs). With a view to developing the […]
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Ireland, the Government is betting on infrastructure with the Dublin Metro
The Dublin Metro project, namely MetroLink, was formally adopted by the Irish Planning Commission last autumn, thus completing a three-year permit application evaluation process. This decision marks the start of what will be a major and ambitious infrastructure project for the country, once construction begins. Initially proposed over twenty years ago under the name Metro […]
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Germany Looks to the Future of the Steel Sector
The steel sector, one of the flagships of German industry, is facing a series of challenges due to high energy prices, cheap imports from China, and the cost of the green transition. Furthermore, companies in the sector are suffering from weak domestic demand from other key sectors such as construction, mechanical engineering, and automotive. A […]
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Road and rail networks at the heart of Sweden’s new Infrastructure Plan
Last October the Swedish Transport Agency (Trafikverket) submitted to the Government its proposed National Transport Infrastructure Plan for the period 2026–2037. After a public consultation, which was concluded at the end of 2025, the Government is now expected to finally adopt the plan next spring. The plan includes maintenance and development measures for state-owned infrastructure, […]
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