Language change Country HOME AGENCY PRODUCTS NOVAMONT MODEL NEWS & MEDIA CONTACTS Home News & Media News Categories Institutional Monday 22 November 2021 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Share Catia Bastioli guest of the International Forum of Agriculture and Food organized by Coldiretti The 19th edition of the International Forum of Agriculture and Food was held in Rome, at Villa Miani, on 18 and 19 November , organized by Coldiretti in collaboration with The European House Ambrosetti studio . The Forum is the reference appointment in the agendas of the managers of agricultural and agro-industrial enterprises and every year brings together the leading experts and representatives of the sector, institutions, academia, financial, economic and social national and foreign. The two days, divided into thematic sessions aimed at exploring issues such as the environment, energy, health, economy, also saw the participation of Ettore Prandini, National Coldiretti President, and various ministers. On 18 November , Catia Bastioli was among the speakers at the round table on climate and ecological transition, CEO Novamont, who highlighted the key role of the circular bioeconomy in facing the challenge of climate change and the regeneration of ecosystems. Bastioli in particular underlined the value of the sector for our country, recalling how the Italian bioeconomy is able to compete at the highest levels in Europe. Finally, he reiterated the need for the PNRR and territorial policies to trigger an incremental innovation process starting from the primates of our country, focusing on soil health, climate mitigation and promoting Made in Italy. Roberto Cingolani, Minister for the ecological transition, then retraced the results and themes of COP26, emphasizing decarbonisation as a pillar for the fight against climate change and the fundamental role of renewables and green technologies within the PNRR. Renato Brunetta , Minister for Public Administration, explained how Italy is going through a phase of growth, which affects all supply chains and, in an important way, also the agricultural sector, where there is an incremental demand for quality. Dino Zardi, Professor of Atmospheric Physics at the University of Trento, Mauro Raffaele Petriccione, Director General for Climate Action, DG Climate of the European Commission, Alessandro Rosina, Full Professor, also spoke at the round table. of Demography at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Milan, Ettore Prandini, National Coldiretti President. Re-see the event: Ethical code Privacy and Cookie Policy Mog 231 Copyright 2021 - Novamont SpA - Via G. Fauser 8, 28100 Novara - Italy - Tel. 0321.699.611 All rights reserved - VAT IT01593330036 - Tax code. 08526630150 We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our site. To find out more, access the Cookie Policy . If you continue browsing this site you consent to the use of cookies.OK