ICHAM PARTICIPATES IN THE “MEETING OF ITALIAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE IN ASIA, OCEANIA, AND SOUTHERN AFRICA” IN SINGAPORE

Singapore, February 21 – Michele D’Ercole, President, and Tran Thanh Quyet, Executive Director of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (ICHAM), participated in the “Meeting of Italian Chambers of Commerce in Asia, Oceania, and Southern Africa,” held in Singapore.

The event gathered representatives from Italian Chambers of Commerce across Asia-Pacific, Oceania, and Southern Africa, along with economic experts, businesses, and trade organizations. The primary objective of the meeting was to explore collaboration opportunities, development strategies, and challenges in the current global economic and geopolitical landscape.

Opening Session and Key Speeches

The meeting commenced with speeches from distinguished representatives:

  • Gionata Bosco – President, Italian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore
  • Dante Brandi – Ambassador of Italy to Singapore and Brunei Darussalam
  • Nicola Carè – Member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies
  • Mario Pozza – President of Assocamerestero

These speeches emphasized the significance of economic cooperation between Italy and key regions, underlining the crucial role of Italian Chambers of Commerce in helping businesses expand their markets and strengthen international connections.

Economic Roundtable Discussion

Topic: “The Indo-Pacific Region and Africa: Economic Opportunities and Geopolitical Tensions”

The discussion focused on the Indo-Pacific and Africa’s role in the global economy, particularly the opportunities and challenges arising from geopolitical shifts.

Speakers:

  • Gianfranco Casati – Chairman of the Advisory Board, Antares Ventures
  • Simone Santi – President, Mozambique-Italy Chamber of Commerce
  • Francesco Mancini – Vice Dean & Associate Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

Key Discussion Points:

  • Trends in investment and trade across Asia, Africa, and Oceania.
  • Business opportunities in emerging economies.
  • The impact of geopolitical changes on capital flows and supply chains.
  • The role of trade organizations and governments in fostering regional economic cooperation.

ICHAM’s Role at the Conference

ICHAM’s participation in this conference underscores its strong commitment to connecting Italian businesses with the region. As Vietnam’s market continues to grow, ICHAM remains dedicated to creating opportunities for enhanced economic cooperation between Italy and Vietnam, ensuring a dynamic and fruitful business environment for Italian enterprises seeking to expand their presence in Southeast Asia.Feb

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