On December 10, 2025, the seminar and roundtable forum titled “New Economic Horizons of China in the 15th Five-Year Plan: From National Policies to Regional Strategic Hubs”, organized by D’Andrea & Partners, was successfully held in Bologna, Italy.
We were honored to host policymakers, entrepreneurs, economists, and industry experts from both China and Italy. The event featured opening remarks by Ms. Maria Caterina Manca, President of the Municipal Council of Bologna.
And Mr. Liu Kan, Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in Milan, followed by in-depth insights into China’s macro strategies and the opportunities within Shanghai Lingang.
And a roundtable discussion focused on practical cooperation. Each session reflected a vibrant exchange of ideas and a shared commitment to mutual growth.
More than just a seminar, this event served as a strategic platform bridging the future of Sino-Italian business. D’Andrea & Partners remains dedicated to providing expert legal and strategic guidance, supporting our clients in seizing opportunities in China and co-creating the development roadmap toward 2030.
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