Corridors & Connectivity

Why it matters

Europe needs infrastructures capable of linking the Mediterranean, the Balkans and the continental heartland. Energy, railways, ports, telecommunications and data are no longer separate sectors: they are the new infrastructure of European sovereignty. Club Farnese follows the evolution of TEN-T corridors and the networks that cross the Adriatic, the Balkans and the continent as a key to understanding Europe's ability to remain united and autonomous.

Our perspective

Club Farnese sees corridors not only as physical works, but as architectures of relation between territories and states. A network that connects is also a network that generates dependencies and alliances: understanding its geography means understanding tomorrow's European balances.

What connections does Europe need to be truly autonomous?