On January 13, 2026, in Milan, Italy, the seminar“Cina 2026: The New Five-Year Plan – Trends, Challenges & Opportunities” was successfully held. The event was planned and fully supported by EASTANT, bringing together government representatives, institutional leaders, and professionals from both China and Italy.
The programme featured opening remarks by Dr. Federico Pasini, Chief Operating Officer of Fondazione Italia Cina (ICCF).
And Mr. Wang Hong, Secretary General of the China Chamber of Commerce in Italy (CCCI).
The discussions were further enriched by insights from Mr. Fu Guoquan, Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the People’s Congress of Pinghu City, Zhejiang Province.
And Mr. Wang Xuebin, Director of the Pinghu Bureau of Service Industry Development, who shared practical perspectives on regional development strategies and openness.
Ms. Veronica Gianola, Senior Associate at D’Andrea & Partners, provided a forward-looking legal and strategic interpretation of development priorities towards 2030, contributing to a thought-provoking exchange that combined strategic vision with practical insights.
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