"The country that changes. Made for Italy" debuts on November 11th in Rome
A discussion between government and industrial leaders on the 2027 Budget Law and technological development
Quick Look
- A forum in Rome analyzes the impact of the 2027 Budget Law on investments, work and businesses.
- Ministers and industrial leaders participate to discuss industrial policies, artificial intelligence and the competitiveness of the Italian system.
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Why It Matters
The forum analyzes the impact of the 2027 Budget Law on investments and productivity. A national supply chain for artificial intelligence is also being discussed.
The maneuver put to the test by businesses. The Roman stage starts from the 2027 Budget Law. The objective is to examine its repercussions on those who invest, produce and hire. On the table are measures for work, social security and businesses, industrial policies for Made in Italy and the contribution of human capital (universities, research and new skills) to productivity growth.
Who intervenes. Among others, participating in the discussion: Guido Crosetto, Minister of Defense; Giancarlo Giorgetti, Minister of Economy and Finance; Adolfo Urso, Minister of Business and Made in Italy; Anna Maria Bernini, Minister of University and Research; Enrico Letta, author of the Report on the future of the European single market; Claudio Durigon, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Labor and Social Policies; Walter Rizzetto, President of the Labor Commission of the Chamber of Deputies; Flavio Cattaneo, CEO and general manager of Enel; Lorenzo Mariani, CEO and general manager of Leonardo; Emanuele Orsini, President of Confindustria.
But not just the budget law. An all-Italian artificial intelligence supply chain: from infrastructure to connectivity, up to factory applications. It is presented by Matteo Del Fante (Poste Italiane), Pierroberto Folgiero (Fincantieri) and Pietro Labriola (TIM). The project aims to accompany the transformation of the manufacturing industry.
Not just analysis: models to replicate. The Forum starts from concrete cases, in Italy and abroad. There are three questions: what worked, under what conditions and how to replicate it in other sectors and territories. The panels of the day are: Italy and Europe in the new global balances; AI and climate tech: the technologies of new competitiveness; Energy and infrastructure: the levers of competitiveness.
The future of work, the new generations and the development of the territories remain at the center.
Open Questions
- What specific measures will be approved in the Budget Law?
- How will the AI supply chain be financed?
