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24-07-2025 - At the initiative of Senator Marco Scurria, Deputy Group Leader of Fratelli d’Italia, a major conference was held today at the Italian Senate under the title: “The Opportunities of the Mattei Plan for Africa’s Development – Enterprises, Cooperatives and Associations as Protagonists of Change.”

This high-level institutional and strategic gathering brought together leading figures from the Italian political, diplomatic, and economic arenas. The common goal: to explore the real potential of the Mattei Plan as a catalyst for sustainable development and equitable partnership between Italy and Africa.

Speakers included:
• Alfredo Mantovano, Undersecretary of State at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers
• Fabrizio Saggio, Diplomatic Adviser to the Presidency of the Council
• Marco Riccardo Rusconi, Director of AICS – Italian Agency for Development Cooperation
• Edmondo Cirielli, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
• Alessandro Guerrini, Director General for European Affairs and Sustainable Finance at MASE
• Dario Scannapieco, CEO of Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
• Regina Corradini D’Arienzo, CEO and General Manager of SIMEST
• Pietro Cum, CEO and General Manager of ELIS
• Errico Stravato, CEO of Sogesid
• Giuseppe Tripoli, Secretary General of Unioncamere
• Pasquale Salzano, Ambassador of Italy to Morocco

The event offered a unique opportunity to strengthen Italy’s strategic vision in Africa, underlining the key role that enterprises, cooperatives, and associations can play—alongside institutions—in promoting human, infrastructural, economic, and environmental development.

“Africa is not just an opportunity—it is a geopolitical and moral priority for Italy and for Europe,” senator Scurria declared in his opening address. “The Mattei Plan must be our response, not of charity, but of strategy, ethics, and shared responsibility.”

Topics ranged from financial access and infrastructure to vocational training, energy transition, economic diplomacy, and multilateral cooperation—all discussed with a practical, action-oriented approach.

The conference also saw strong participation from NGOs, social enterprises, and the international cooperation sector, confirming the growing commitment of the Italian ecosystem toward Africa.

The proceedings were broadcast live on Senato WebTV and the official YouTube channel of the Italian Senate, making this moment of high-level dialogue accessible to all.
With pragmatic spirit and visionary ambition, the event marks a significant milestone in the implementation of the Mattei Plan.

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