Experience the unique opportunity to see the most beautiful ship in the world up close. Come aboard and take your souvenir photos. The visit to the Vespucci is not guided, but the crew members will be happy to answer all your questions along the way.

Dress code: We recommend comfortable shoes. Open-toed shoes and high heels are not allowed. Animals are not permitted; small dogs may only be carried in arms. No strollers or pushchairs are allowed.

An English-language seminar organized by the Italian Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy on the occasion of the Amerigo Vespucci World Tour, dedicated to attracting foreign investments to Italy. Held in English. Organized by Italian Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy.

The event aims to promote economic cooperation between Italy and India, highlighting investment opportunities in strategic sectors such as industry, private equity, telecommunications, real estate, infrastructure, and hospitality.
Structured into two roundtables, the seminar will explore Italy's investment climate, industrial landscape, and potential for international partnerships. With key figures from industry and private equity, government representatives, and sector leaders, the event provides a valuable opportunity for dialogue and networking to strengthen economic ties between the two countries.

Moderators:
Jamal Shaikh, COO Manifest - Shibani Belwalkar, Professor at SDA Bocconi
Marco Masciaga, Journalist of Sole 24 Ore - Ambreen Khan, Head of Communications at Indian Express
Neha Khanna, Deputy Editor at TV9 Network

An exclusive experience package that offers you the opportunity to:
• take unique photos of the most beautiful ship in the world directly from the dock (this is not an on-board visit);
• visit the "Italia Geniale" exhibition at the Expo Pavilion, where you can revisit the most iconic objects of Italian design.

Exclusive Gift
With this package, you will receive a free souvenir from the Amerigo Vespucci World Tour 2023-2025, choosing from:
• a poster (with a minimum purchase of ₹ 2800);
• a bookmark (with a minimum purchase of ₹ 4550).

Space Economy: India's space sector, led by ISRO, has evolved from building launch and satellite capabilities to significant achievements like Chandrayaan-3's lunar south pole landing and solar exploration. Since 2020, IN-SPACe has promoted private sector participation. For over 25 years, Italy and India have collaborated in space, with milestones such as the 2007 launch of Italy's AGILE satellite by India and recent agreements focusing on Earth observation, space exploration, and heliophysics. Italian firms like Leonardo and Thales Alenia Italia play roles in this partnership, which is also a strategic focus in bilateral discussions between Italian Prime Minister, Meloni and Indian Prime Minister, Modi.

Blue Economy: The blue economy involves sustainable management of maritime resources, vital for economic growth and environmental health. Key issues include overfishing, pollution, climate change, and maritime security threats like piracy. Addressing these challenges requires international cooperation, advanced monitoring technologies, and strong policies to protect ecosystems and ensure sustainable development.

Organized by the Italian Defence General Staff, Navy and Ministry of Business and Made in Italy.

Projection of the film in Italian with English subtitles, curated by the Venice Biennale and courtesy of Indigo Film Production.

Plot: The story of Salvatore Todaro, a submarine commander of the Royal Italian Navy who, during World War II, disobeyed to the orders to save the 26 men who had tried to sink him, accepting the risk of navigating on the surface until reaching his destination: because for him, the law of the sea was more important than the law of war.