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EXPO 2025 JAPAN | CORILA participated in the Conference “Celebrating the Sea as a Source of Knowledge and Prosperity”

Pierpaolo Campostrini, part of the #FederazionedelMare delegation, as director of CORILA, participated in the conference “Celebrating the Sea as a Source of Knowledge and Prosperity” in #Osaka, in the Italian Pavilion at #EXPO2025, which was also attended by the Minister for Marine Policies, Senator Musumeci. It was an opportunity to meet and a way to highlight #Venice’s role as a hub of maritime knowledge.

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