(ANSA) - TRIESTE, 09 JUN - International cooperation, climate change, Blue economy, the United Nations 2030 Agenda and again the Western Mediterranean Forum: these are some of the themes at the center of GeoAdriatico, the international symposium scheduled from 16 to 19 June in Trieste.
Promoted by Vitale Onlus in partnership with the University of Trieste, the event also explores issues relating to economic investments and international finance, but also relating to transport and port infrastructure, marine industry, environmental diplomacy and space.
And still wars, migrations and multireligiousness in support of peace.
"The adverse events that characterize these years, such as the pandemic not yet over and the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian conflict - says the rector Roberto Di Lenarda - are affecting the international agenda and redefining global priorities.
As in every phase of crisis, it is appropriate to support the dialogue between all the social components and encourage dialogue between scientists, academics, public policy analysts, diplomats and cooperators ".
The symposium is sponsored by the Senate, the Chamber and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
"The multi-ethnic and multi-denominational identity of Trieste built through centuries of peaceful coexistence between different cultures and religions - observes Roberto Vitale, president of the Vitale Onlus - wants to be an example of integration and international dialogue which, with the contribution of GeoAdriatico, must be exported to the world. dialogue at the center of political, economic and cultural choices is one of the priorities of GeoAdriatico ".
Guests from 21 countries will be present at the appointment.
Among others, the presence of the Director General of the Development Cooperation of the Farnesina Fabio Cassese, of Filippo Giorgi, ICTP climatologist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, of the Deputy Secretary General of Defense Dario Giacomin, deputy prime minister of the Republic of Albania, Arben is announced. Ahmetaj, by Zeno D'Agostino, president of the Port System Authority of the Eastern Adriatic Sea, by Stefano Polli, deputy director of ANSA.
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