The conference held in Rome at the Europe Experience focused on sustainable investments and companies that are involved in ecological and energy transition. The event was organized by the National Association of Young Innovators (ANGI) in collaboration with the Offices of the European Parliament in Italy, and brought together stakeholders from various sectors, including business, institutions, and universities, to discuss smart cities, sustainable mobility, and the green economy.
The key topics discussed included the European Green Deal, which has been a significant regulatory activity during this legislative term. Ambitious choices have been made in the transport sector, which accounts for a quarter of climate-changing emissions. Participation in upcoming European Parliament votes was emphasized by Carlo Corazza, Director of the European Parliament Offices in Italy.
Young innovators highlighted the importance of promoting and leveraging new technologies in a sustainable way and discussed opportunities presented by the European Green Deal for Italy’s ecosystem characterized by youth and innovation. The discussions aimed to highlight risks and opportunities related to the European Green Deal while also sharing projects and scenarios related to sustainability.
The event featured a diverse group of speakers, including representatives from industry experts, sustainability professionals, academia, as well as representatives from the European Parliament. The success of the event was attributed to support from partners and collaborations with organizations such as ANGI and the Offices of the European Parliament in Italy.
In conclusion, this conference provided valuable insights into future mobility trends and how they align with sustainable development goals outlined in UN 2030 agenda. It emphasized that collaboration between different sectors is necessary to create a more sustainable future for all through innovation and responsible use of technology.
