This morning, the Eastwest Institute visited the Municipio station on Line 1 of the Naples Metro, at the invitation of Paolo Carbone, president of Metropolitana di Napoli SpA. The meeting was attended by guests and members of the scientific committee of the Institute of Geopolitics and Business Consulting on International Markets.
Guests took a guided tour of the construction site, where work is currently being completed to organize the numerous archaeological remains discovered in the area. Particular attention was paid to the results obtained to preserve and enhance the extraordinary historical stratification revealed during the excavations.
"Building infrastructures in the presence of archaeological sites is one of our most significant skills. In Municipio station It will soon be possible to take a journey through the city's memory, spanning from the Hellenistic period to the Middle Ages, passing through Roman and Aragonese Naples. It's an exciting journey that demonstrates how Metropolitana di Napoli has successfully translated the discovery of important testimonies of the past into design solutions that, after ensuring their restoration, restore them to the present in their original beauty. underlined Prof. Paolo Carbone, president of Metropolitana di Napoli SpA
During the visit, Eastwest CEO Giuseppe Scognamiglio emphasized the importance of the event, which coincides with the usual bimonthly lunch organized to bring together businesses and institutions to analyze international scenarios. Today we have the opportunity to analyze the results of the European elections and Europe's ability to regain a leading role in international relations, in a climate of conflicts increasingly close to our borders. We invited Governor Vincenzo De Luca and Mayor Gaetano Manfredi to meet with entrepreneurs who want to enter international markets, to collaborate and share strategies. This is the value that an international consulting network like ours can offer Italian companies in this time of major changes in global balances. Scognamiglio declared.
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