Cernobbio (Como), 5 Sept. (LaPresse) – The second day of the 52nd edition of the Cernobbio Forum, which runs until tomorrow at Villa d’Este on Lake Como, is now underway. Today’s programme features the eagerly awaited session entitled “The European project between integration and sovereignty: the Italian perspective”, with Roberto Vannacci (Member of the European Parliament – Europe of Sovereign Nations) and Mario Monti (President, Bocconi Foundation). The Fn leader arrived at Villa d’Este on Friday. The challenge of the post-PNRR phase – ensuring that what has been achieved is sustained over time and used to tangibly boost productivity and growth potential, including through the stabilisation of the procedures and working methods introduced by the Plan – is at the heart of the discussions at the 52nd edition of the TEHA Forum in Cernobbio, running until 6 September, with the participation of representatives from Italian, European and international institutions, political leaders, scientists and business leaders. Seven governments, eight Italian ministers and participants from over 25 countries are in attendance. The focus of this year’s symposium organised by the TEHA Group, The European House and Ambrosetti is on the gradual cooling of business expectations, which makes dialogue between the business world and institutions on the conditions necessary to support investment, strengthen competitiveness and consolidate growth a key issue.
Cernobbio: second day of the Forum gets underway, with Vannacci in discussion with Monti
Cernobbio (Como), 5 Sept. (LaPresse) – The second day of the 52nd edition of the Cernobbio Forum, which runs until tomorrow at Villa d’Este on Lake Como, is now underway. Today’s programme features the eagerly awaited session entitled “The European project between integration and sovereignty: the Italian perspective”, with Roberto Vannacci (Member of the European Parliament – Europe of Sovereign Nations) and Mario Monti (President, Bocconi Foundation). The Fn leader arrived at Villa d’Este on Friday. The challenge of the post-PNRR phase – ensuring that what has been achieved is sustained over time and used to tangibly boost productivity and growth potential, including through the stabilisation of the procedures and working methods introduced by the Plan – is at the heart of the discussions at the 52nd edition of the TEHA Forum in Cernobbio, running until 6 September, with the participation of representatives from Italian, European and international institutions, political leaders, scientists and business leaders. Seven governments, eight Italian ministers and participants from over 25 countries are in attendance. The focus of this year’s symposium organised by the TEHA Group, The European House and Ambrosetti is on the gradual cooling of business expectations, which makes dialogue between the business world and institutions on the conditions necessary to support investment, strengthen competitiveness and consolidate growth a key issue.