On February 26, DP Group and the Italy China Council Foundation (ICCF) co-hosted a successful seminar at Palazzo Clerici, Milan, titled “China: Between Investments, Five-Year Plan and Regional Development – The Role of Shanghai”.
Over 40 entrepreneurs from fashion, machinery, biopharma, and finance joined to discuss investment opportunities under China’s 15th Five-Year Plan and the strategic importance of Shanghai and the eastern coast.
Our Managing Partner Carlo D’Andrea and Equity Partner Matteo Zhi led key presentations, with a panel moderated by Senior Associate Veronica Gianola.
We thank ICCF for the partnership and look forward to more impactful collaborations ahead.
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