The three cities
The three cities
Rome, Turin and Paris: three cities, three perspectives, one question on the future of Europe.
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Rome
Rome carries the institutional memory of Europe, the diplomatic tradition, the relationship with institutions and the civic dimension of politics.
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Turin
Turin carries industrial culture, the transformation of the automobile, technological research and the trajectory towards the Space Economy and development across generations.
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Paris
Paris carries strategic culture, geopolitical reflection and dialogue with the great European questions of power, autonomy and the future.
Rome, Turin and Paris are not only geographical places. They are three complementary ways of reading Europe: institutions, industry and strategic thought.
The three cities
Strategic trajectories
The three trajectories connect the memory of Europe's foundation to the challenges of the future: infrastructures, technology, space, the Mediterranean and generations.
TEN-T Corridors and Balkans
Infrastructures, connections and European integration. The Balkan corridors represent a concrete direction for the security, mobility and growth of the continent.
Space Economy
Turin as the industrial and technological capital of a new European trajectory, capable of transforming skills, industries and territories beyond the crisis of traditional models.
Blue Economy
The Mediterranean, the sea, ports, energy and sustainable development as fundamental dimensions of the future European economy.
The three cities
What Europe do we want to build together? A continent of shared paths, autonomous and responsible towards future generations.
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