In an increasingly multipolar world, marked by crises in the Middle East and Ukraine, what are the prospects for Italian exports and the growth of the Made in Italy brand? How are Italian companies faring in digitalisation, energy transition and other critical areas essential for global competitiveness? What financial resources can these businesses access to boost innovation? How can companies find staff with the skills required to support transformation?
These were some of the main topics explored by leaders in policy, business and finance at the Made in Italy Pre-Summit 2024, setting the stage for a more comprehensive discussions happening next October, for the three-days Made in Italy Summit - an event jointly organised by Il Sole 24 Ore, Financial Times and Sky TG24.