D’Andrea & Partners recently co-organized the high-level economic forum “India: A Land of Opportunity” together with the Municipality of Chieti in the Abruzzo region, Italy.
The event was strongly supported by the Indian Embassy in Italy and aimed to provide information and assistance to Abruzzo-based companies seeking to enter the Indian market or consolidate and expand their existing operations in India.
Our Managing Partner Carlo D’Andrea, Equity Partner Matteo Zhi, and Partners Veronica Gianola and Riccardo Verzella participated in the full-day agenda.
Our team engaged in fruitful exchanges with H.E. Vani Rao, Ambassador of India to Italy, and Commercial Counsellor Akash Gupta, sharing views on legal frameworks and compliance challenges for cross-border investment.
At the close of the event, our team accompanied the Ambassador and his delegation on a visit to the Walter Tosto Group, where we had a warm exchange with Mr. Luca Tosto, President of the Group.
As a professional firm deeply rooted in cross-border legal services, DP remains committed to leveraging our expertise in cross-border M&A, investment structuring, and IP protection to help businesses navigate legal obstacles and seize global opportunities.
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