The Farnesina will host a conference at 10:00 on 13 July in its International Conference Room entitled “Anti-corruption activities in Italy and abroad”.
The conference’s opening speakers will be Minister Paolo Gentiloni and President of the National Anti-Corruption Authority (ANAC) Raffaele Cantone. Participants will include members of the diplomatic corps accredited in Italy, and session moderator will be Inspector General of the MFAIC Min. Plen. Luigi Maccotta.
The conference intends to provide a panorama on Italian anti-corruption activities both on national soil and around the world.
The initiative is the result of strong collaboration between the Farnesina and ANAC in promoting relations with international organisations engaged in fighting corruption (UN. OECD; G20, G7, EU, World Bank, etc.), strengthening bilateral relations with analogous organisations in partner countries, more effectively applying of Italian anti-corruption legislation to the MFAIC and fostering transparence.
An activity that moreover contributes to the development of ambitious international standards, with direct consequences for Italy in terms of reliability, best practices, implementation of laws, legal diplomacy and economic development.
Online accreditation system.
Journalists, photographers and TV crews interested in following the event should:
– complete the interactive form available at http://mae.accreditationsystem.info/ITA/Indice.asp
– attach all required documentation (if not already submitted) to the form, in digital format
Required digital documentation:
– a letter from your media organisation
– for foreign journalists in Italy: a note verbale issued by the Embassy in Rome of your media organisation’s country.
If you are unable to complete the online accreditation procedure, please send your application by email to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation’s Press and Institutional Communication Service, address accreditamentostampa@esteri.it
(tel. 06/3691.3432-8573-8210).
Accredited journalists, photographers and TV crews should enter the Ministry by the main entrance (left-hand side) at 9.30.
