From March 18 to 20, the Euromediterranean Forum will take place at the Federico II Conference Center, an event that gathers institutions, experts, and representatives of the economic world around a common theme: the need for Italy—and especially the South—to return to structural growth through a systemic redesign of the development model.

The discussion will focus on a strategy that combines more selective public investments, oriented toward development through a targeted spending review, with the mobilization of private capital and the strengthening of Euromediterranean value chains. The energy and digital transitions will be examined as key drivers of competitiveness, while demographic and healthcare security will be considered essential conditions for sustainable long-term growth. At the same time, the importance of more efficient governance and strategic infrastructure will be highlighted, along with the growing role of the South and the Mediterranean as a new European geo-economic hub.

From this perspective, growth is not interpreted simply as an outcome, but as a multidimensional project involving all sectors represented at the Euromediterranean Forum.

On March 20 at 3:30 PM, Emanuele Cacciatore, Innovation, Consulting and Partnerships Senior Director at Eng, will speak in the panel “Innovating to Grow: Italy Challenging the Future".