On June 17 and 18, Quo vadis Urbs 2026 – Cities of the Future takes place: two days of debates and meetings organized by Feuromed – l’Altravoce, in collaboration with the European Parliament and under the patronage of the Order of Engineers of Rome, with the participation of Stefano Boeri.
The event, held in Rome at the Sala Europa of the European Parliament in Piazza Venezia, is positioned as a genuine hub for dialogue between politics, technology, the market, and civil society, offering a platform for exchange on urban policies at both the local and national levels.
From the event synopsis: Cities are today the true engine of economic, social, and democratic development. The event is conceived as a space for dialogue between administrators, experts, businesses, and civil society to address one key question: How can we make cities more governable, sustainable, and attractive?
In this context, on Tuesday the 17th at 3:40 PM, Stefano Boeri participates remotely in Panel 4 – Urban Planning, Culture, and Social Cohesion: “Living the City: Urban Development, Culture, Inequalities, and Communities”, alongside Umberto Croppi, former Councillor for Culture of the Municipality of Rome; Giuseppe De Rita, former President of CNEL; Enrico Giovannini, former Minister of Labour and Social Policies; Marco Ravaglioli, President of the Romanisti group; Anna Maria Bianchi, President of the Carteinregola Association; and Pino Cardente, Promoter of Popular Laws for Roma Capitale Metropolitana.
For more information and the full programme: https://prenota.feuromed.eu/