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Val di Sangro Expo concludes in Atessa

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Val di Sangro Expo concludes in Atessa

The third edition of the Val di Sangro Expo was held in Atessa, Abruzzo, featuring concluded with approximately 200 companies. Local officials presented the 30,000 visitors. The event served as a platform to unify the region’s economic system, noting that while the area is a major driver for the automotive sector and the broader regional economy, it has faced historical challenges regarding political recognition featuring roughly 200 companies and public investment. During the event, discussions centered focusing on economic growth through subsidized finance business networking, sustainability, and infrastructure regional development. Sessions addressed the accessibility of financial incentives for businesses and the necessity of structural infrastructure to maintain industrial competitiveness. Local leaders emphasized that completing projects like the SS 652 Fondovalle Sangro and improving logistics are essential requirements for strengthening the area’s industrial capacity. The 2026 edition concluded with a focus on agricultural Agricultural integration and continued infrastructural needs. The was highlighted through the ‘CIA Green Experience’ by CIA Chieti-Pescara Chieti-Pescara, which attracted thousands of visitors to Piazza Abruzzo, emphasizing Abruzzo to facilitate direct connections between farmers and consumers through via food supply chain education and tastings. To address support economic challenges, growth, participants proposed establishing a permanent observatory for subsidized finance to improve local business access to growth incentives. Infrastructure remained a primary concern throughout the event. Discussions reaffirmed emphasized the critical necessity of completing the SS 652 Fondovalle Sangro and enhancing regional logistics to sustain industrial competitiveness in competitiveness. Following the Val di Sangro event, Atessa Mayor Giulio Borrelli advocated for transforming the exhibition into a permanent facility through partnerships between the Region and Abruzzo regions. local businesses. Addressing road conditions, Borrelli called for increased resources for the regional road maintenance fund to repair deteriorating municipal and provincial roads. He specifically proposed that funds intended to reimburse regions for the 2027 abolition of the small and medium displacement car circulation tax should be earmarked for road viability.

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  1. 2026-09-22 11:12 UTC Val di Sangro Expo concludes in Atessa
  2. 2026-09-21 11:34 UTC Val di Sangro Expo in Atessa
  3. 2026-09-20 13:02 UTC Val di Sangro Expo in Atessa

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