A project aimed at the search for new ideas for addressing the planet\u2019s problems: coordinator of the initiative in Rome is diplomat and ENI director of international affairs Pasquale Salzano, who explains to the Corriere Solferino28 blog: \u201cThey will be places for thinking but above all for doing\u201d. CV\u2019s must be submitted by 8 June. <\/P>
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The under-30 contribution<\/STRONG><\/P> The \u201cWorld Economic Forum\u201d opens its doors to young people. The annual meeting in Davos of world business, politics, culture and professional leaders, on the lookout for new ideas for addressing the planet\u2019s problems, is asking the under-30 crowd for its contribution. The project is known as \u201cGlobal Shapers\u201d. <\/P> Think-tanks and Do-tanks<\/STRONG><\/P> \u201cThey won\u2019t be actual think-tanks, but rather do-tanks, places to think but above all to do, to subvert paradigms and set up new rhythms by passing the staff to the younger generation\u201d, explains Pasquale Salzano, chosen in 2011 by the World Economic Forum as one of the \u201cYoung Global Leaders\u201d, and given the job of Rome coordinator of the \u201cGlobal Shapers\u201d project.<\/P>
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