Beijing – On April 27 at 10:00 a.m., an institutional meeting dedicated to economic relations between Italy and China and the growth prospects for Italian companies in Asian markets will be held in the Koch Room of Palazzo Madama in Rome. Promoted by Senator Antonella Zedda, the initiative represents an opportunity for dialogue between institutions, the business community, and the chamber of commerce system, with the aim of examining the positioning of Made in Italy in China and analyzing investment and growth opportunities for Italian companies. At the center of the meeting will be the presentation of a report on Italian enterprises and opportunities for Made in Italy in the Asian market, with a focus on the economic and commercial dynamics shaping relations between the two countries. Speakers will include institutional and economic representatives such as the Deputy Minister for Enterprises and Made in Italy Valentino Valentini, the Chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee Maurizio Gasparri, the Italian Ambassador to China Massimo Ambrosetti, and the President of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in China Lorenzo Riccardi. The initiative, carried out in collaboration with the Italian Chamber of Commerce in China, is part of a broader effort to strengthen economic dialogue between Italy and China and to support the internationalization of Italian companies in a strategic area for the growth of Made in Italy. (9colonne)