"It's time to invest in a new economy" is the title of the webinar, promoted by the Faculty of Economics of Università Cattolica, campus of Rome, in collaboration with the Italian Embassy to the Holy See, which will be held on Wednesday, September 29 at 5:30 p.m. and can be followed by connecting to the homepage of our Rome campus (https://roma.unicatt.it/).
The meeting will be opened by the greeting of His Excellency Pietro Sebastiani, Ambassador of Italy to the Holy See.
Professor Antonella Occhino, Dean of the Faculty of Economics at Università Cattolica, will speak on "Ideas, values and models for inclusive and innovative economic development"; Professor Stefano Bozzi, Professor of Corporate Finance at the Faculty of Economics, will give a talk entitled "The contribution of finance to sustainable development"; Dr. Diana Battaggia, Director of the Italian Office for Sustainable Development, will speak, Director of the Italian Investment and Technology Promotion Office of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization ‒ UNIDO ITPO Italy, whose speech will address the theme of "Technological Innovation and Sustainability of Investments", and Professor Tiziano Treu, Professor Emeritus of Labour Law at Università Cattolica and President of the National Council for Economics and Labour (CNEL), with a report on "Labour policies and vocational training as a strategic asset for the competitiveness of enterprises".
«Over the last two decades, the economic system has undergone profound transformations that pose new priorities in the choices of allocation and distribution of resources. The need to pursue economic growth objectives, particularly relevant for a country like Italy that for years has recorded GDP growth rates lower than the European average must be combined with actions that promote the realization of people in economic organizations, taking into account the environmental impact of each production activity and the social implications of the transformations of work induced by technology. The subject of the meeting on September 29 is the analysis of the role that economic, financial and labour policies play in promoting fair and sustainable growth»‒ Professor Occhino said.
