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Europa Project Week: Italy’s first event dedicated exclusively to EU projects

09-04-2026 00:48

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Europa Project Week: Italy’s first event dedicated exclusively to EU projects

Il primo grande festival dedicato ai progetti europei, si terrà dal 20 al 22 ottobre 2026 presso la Fortezza da Basso di Firenze

EU/ENG - Europa Project Week, the premier festival dedicated to European projects, has rescheduled its dates and will now take place from October 20 to 22, 2026, at the historic Fortezza da Basso in Florence.

“Communicating through projects” will serve as the event's defining theme. By spotlighting funded initiatives within local regions—projects that drive real, tangible change in the lives of individuals and communities—the festival aims to forge a fresh, positive, and concrete narrative of Europe. It will bring the Union closer to its people by telling the stories, challenges, visions, and results that make it truly understandable.

The decision to adjust the dates is designed to elevate the overall quality of the event, encouraging broader institutional participation and maximizing the contributions of partners, exhibitors, and attendees alike.

"A revitalized vision and these new dates in October 2026 will allow us to strengthen the program, expand our collaborations, and deliver an even richer, higher-caliber experience for all participants," stated Vito Cellamaro, Director of EUPW2026. "We are immensely proud to have received the official patronage of both the European Parliament and the European Commission. These are not merely institutional endorsements; they validate the worth and vision of an initiative designed to bridge the gap between Europe and its citizens, showcase the outcomes of European policies, and highlight the tangible impact of local projects. They confirm that today, more than ever, there is a vital need to narrate Europe in a whole new way."

Among the highlights of this edition, alongside the dedicated thematic areas for institutional communication, successful projects, and industry professionals, are two brand-new sections: "Food 2030" and "Tech, Startups, and Innovation." These expansions are made possible through strategic partnerships with major networks such as Impact Hub and Emagister, alongside the invaluable support of Firenze Fiera.

The event will feature a dynamic lineup of sessions involving experts, policymakers, journalists, and technical specialists, as well as citizens, youth, and children, ensuring an authoritative, high-quality debate with the power to influence public policy.

This multi-level narrative will seamlessly connect institutions, the media, and local territories. The ultimate goal is to build a unique ecosystem where information, expertise, and public decision-making converge to generate real impact and concrete opportunities.

Europa Project Week 2026 is set to be a milestone event—one that speaks the true language of Europe and generates lasting value for Italy.

For further information: Web: www.eupw.eu

Mobile: +39 328 9319042

 

staff @europolitiche.it

*This contribution is an analytical brief and is not an advertisement or a journalistic article.

 

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Nella foto in alto: Vito Cellamaro, ideatore e direttore di EUPW, e Ilaria Garampi, Coordinatrice di Europa Experience di Roma

EU/ITA - Europa Project Week, il primo grande festival dedicato ai progetti europei, riprogramma la data e si terrà dal 20 al 22 ottobre 2026 presso la Fortezza da Basso di Firenze.

“Comunicare con i progetti” sarà il filo conduttore dell’evento: la valorizzazione dei progetti finanziati nei territori, capaci di generare cambiamenti reali nella vita delle persone e delle comunità, andrà a creare una nuova narrazione positiva e concreta dell’Europa.

Raccontando sfide, storie, visioni e risultati che la rendono più vicina e comprensibile.

La scelta di rivedere le date mira a rafforzare ulteriormente la qualità complessiva dell’evento, favorendo una partecipazione istituzionale più ampia e valorizzando al massimo il contributo di partner, espositori e pubblico.

“Un progetto rinnovato e le nuove date di ottobre 2026 ci consentiranno di rafforzare il programma, ampliare le collaborazioni e offrire un’esperienza ancora più ricca e qualificata a tutti i partecipanti – dichiara Vito Cellamaro, direttore di EUPW2026. Siamo orgogliosi dei patrocini ufficiali del Parlamento europeo e della Commissione europea, che non sono soltanto simboli istituzionali, ma rafforzano il valore e la visione di un progetto nato per avvicinare l’Europa ai cittadini, rendere visibili i risultati delle politiche europee e valorizzare l’impatto concreto dei progetti nei territori. Sono la conferma che esiste oggi, più che mai, la necessità di raccontare l’Europa in modo nuovo.

Tra le novità, accanto alle Aree Tematiche dedicate alla comunicazione istituzionale, ai progetti di successo ed ai professionisti, c’è l’inserimento di due nuove aree dedicate a "Food 2030” e “Tech, Startup e Innovazione”. Anche grazie anche a partnership con realtà importanti quali Impact Hub ed Emagister ed al supporto di Firenze Fiera”.

Un programma di incontri che coinvolgerà esperti, politici, giornalisti, tecnici ma anche cittadini, giovani e giovanissimi, per garantire autorevolezza, qualità del dibattito e capacità di incidere sulle politiche pubbliche.
Una narrazione multilivello capace di collegare istituzioni, media e territori. Obiettivo: creare un contesto unico in cui informazione, competenze e decisione pubblica si incontrano, generando impatto reale e opportunità concrete. Europa Project Week 2026 vuole essere un evento che conta, che parla il linguaggio dell’Europa, che genererà valore per l'Italia.

 

Per info: www.eupw.eu

M:. +39.328.9319042

 

staff @europolitiche.it

*This contribution is an analytical brief and is not an advertisement or a journalistic article. - Questo contributo è un brief analitico non è una inserzione pubblicitaria e nemmeno un articolo giornalistico

 


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