Global dynamics are under tension on multiple fronts: conflicts on Europe’s borders, instability in the Middle East, and major changes in the U.S. economy. In this context, Europe and Italy are not mere spectators; exports, investments, and political decisions are feeling immediate and often unpredictable effects.

The meeting with Federico Rampini will offer a concrete and accessible interpretation of what is happening. Starting from the war in Ukraine and the new cycle of instability in the Middle East, the discussion will examine the real consequences for productive sectors and competitiveness. This is not a theoretical exercise, but an assessment based on data, market dynamics, and geopolitical signals. The United States remains—tariffs or no tariffs—the world’s second-largest market for Made in Italy, a fact that calls for strategic reflection on the mindset of Italian companies, their outlook, and future scenarios.