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THE COMMITTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

The Committee for International Affairs of the European Academy for Economic and Cultural Relations was constituted with the purpose to intensify mediation between its members and the international productive world. The close network of relations embarked on so far in addition to those programmed for the next months, will allow AEREC to meet the most different exigencies of its members in the most various sectors and countries. This initiative has the objective to contribute significantly to the development, enhancement and internationalisation of small and medium enterprises while meeting with one of the most important institutional purposes of AEREC. Its key purpose is to promote international trade, joint-ventures and partnerships guaranteeing advice, technical assistance and know-how.


CONFERENCES AND MISSIONS ORGANISED BY AEREC

1. “The small and medium enterprises in the European Union” (Rome, Palazzo Valentini, 5.06.1999
Speakers:
• Dr. Ernesto Carpintieri, President of AEREC
• Sen. Cosimo Ventucci, Undersecretary of State at the Ministry for Parliamentary Affairs
• Mons. Vittorino Canciani, Apostolic Protonotary and Vatican Canonico
• Prof. Dante Manfredi, Honorary President of AEREC and President of the Association for the Fight against Cancer
• Dr. Antonio Ferrara, President of Italfer
• Dr. Federico Casetta, President of the Regional Confederation of Piemont Artisans
• Dr. Antonio Capone economy and finance expert

The conference analysed the different professional and entrepreneurial realities in our country confirming the role of the Handicraft and the small concerns as decisive elements for the development and solidity of the National economy.


2. “The geographic, political and economic characteristics of Macedonia” (Rome, Congress Hall, Hotel Nova Domus, 9.12.2001)
• Illustration of Dr. Giancarlo Simonetti, President of the Macedonian Chamber of Commerce

This seminar, during which detailed information and data were furnished, deepened the knowledge of a country of recent constitution which, on account of its strategic position between West and East, has an important role from the geopolitical point of view.


3. “AEREC for the Internationalisation of business and the development of International Cooperation (Rome, Chamber of Deputies, Marini Palace, 27.06.2003)
Speakers:
• Dr. Ernesto Carpintieri, President of ENVA
• Arch. Vincenzo Valenti, Vice-President of ISPRI
• Eng. Francesco Bruno, Vice-President of AT Kearney SpA
• Prof. Stefano M. Masullo, President of Opus Consulting and director of “Libera Università di Diritto Internazionale ISFOA”
• Dr. Luciano Rotondi, ex advisor of the European Investment Bank, strategic adviser of Artigiancassa
• S.E. Hamoud Ould Ely, Ambassador of Mauritania in Italy
• S.E. Moktar Reguieg, Ambassador of Algeria in Italy
• S.E. Yahya Abdullah Salim Al-Araimi, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman in Italy
• S.E. Zady Richard Gbaka, Ambassador of the Ivory Coast in Italy
• S.E. Michael Tabong Kima, Ambassador of Cameroon in Italy
• Dr. Luigi Combetto, President of Martini & Rossi
• Hon. Pier Luigi Polverari, President of Apreite in Tunisi (promotion of the co-operation between the Italian system and the Tunisina market and economy)
• Dr. Roberto Tassinari,

The conference with the participation of five Ambassadors of the Mediterranean area identified the propects and proposals of the International co-operation in terms of the aspects concerning business, finance and institutions.


4. “Europe and the United States, united for the progress” (New York, Italian Cultural Institute, 27.10.2003)
Speakers:
• Dr. Ernesto Carpintieri, President of ENVA
• Dr. Bartolomucci, Commercial executive of the Italian Permanent Mission at UNO
• Dr. Roberto Luongo, Director of the Institute for Foreign Trade
• Dr. Melita Palestini, Vice Director of the Italian Cultural Institute in New York

The different papers highlighted the importance of the binomio commerce-culture which permitted the Italian business, in particolar the sectors of fashion, forniture, oenology, gastronomy and motoring, to reach important market targets in the United States and in the world.


5. “Conference on the economic and entrepreneurial opportunities in Oman” (Rome, Congress Hall, Hotel Mövenpick, 2.04.04)
Speakers:
• Dr. Ernesto Carpintieri, President
• Arch. Vincenzo Valenti, Vice-President of ISPRI
• H.E. Yahya Abdullah Salim Al-Araimi, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman in Italy
• Ambassador Mario Scialoja, Director of the World Islamic Union at the Italian Islamic Cultural Center
• Sceicco ‘Abd al Wahid Pallavicini, President of the Italian Islamic Community
• Ambassador Riccardo Sessa, Director General for the Mediterranean and Middle East countries at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Further speakers:
• Prof. Paolo Costa, lecturer of the Preservation of the Cultural Heritage at the University of Bologna
• Dr. Carlo Costa, Executive of the Foreign Sector of the UBAE Arab Italian Bank

The centre of the conference was the Sultanate of Oman and the important economic and entrepreneurial opportunities offered to the International investors. The numerous and very qualified speeches illustrated the political and financial system of this Arab country emphasizing the important easy terms provided for the foreign concerns which are interested to create joint-ventures with local companies in order to develop common initiatives.


6. “Mission in the Ivory Coast and Cameroon” (Abidjan, Yaounde, 29.04-7.05.04)
Meeting with the leading representatives of the government in order to develop entrepreneurial projects and actions for our members.

This mission allowed to learn about the operativeness of the governmental organisms, official interlocutors for local and foreign investors, obtaining information about the present regulations concerning import and export. On every occasion we met great interest and willingness to collaborate with the Committee for International Affairs for common projects.


7. “Conference on the economic and entrepreneurial opportunities in India” (Rome, Chamber of Deputies, Marini Palace, 2.07. 2004)
With the Patronage of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry for Productive Activities
Speakers:
• Dr. Ernesto Carpintieri, President
• Arch. Vincenzo Valenti, Vice-President of ISPRI
• H.E. Himachal Som, Ambassador of India in Italy
• Dr. Mario Palma, Embassy Consellour, Director of office 1 (South Asia) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• MinisterGurjit Singh, Vice Ambassador
• Dr. Sergio Rodda, Vice President of Confapi e President of API, Torino
• Dr. Giancarlo Cennini, Director General of Faber-Flaminia SpA
• Dr. Adriano Doriguzzi, President of Melian Italia SpA

This conference highlighted the deep interest of India to meet with the entrepreneurial initiatives of Italy, emphasizing that the Indian economic system is based on the Western model. The stability of the government and above all the constant economic growth make India the second country in the world which attracts foreign investments offering the operators guaranties of reliability.


8. “Conference on the aspects of International Economy and economic opportunities in India” (Brescia, Salvadego Palace, 18.02.2005)
Speakers:
• Dr. Francesco Naviglio, President of the District of Brescia
• Dr. Ernesto Carpintieri, President of AEREC
• Law. Flaminio Valseriati
• Minister Gurjit Singh, Vice Ambassador
• Prof. Carlo Pelando

The conference focused on the necessity for Italian business to internationalise, highlighted the consequences of globalization and presented the economic opportunities in the various sectors in India.

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