Lorenzo Riccardi, Chairman of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in China, took part in a discussion at the Politecnico di Milano dedicated to China and global innovation, focusing on the opportunities offered by China’s evolving innovation ecosystem for young Europeans in an increasingly interconnected global context.
The event also featured Riccardo Luna, journalist at Corriere della Sera, who joined the discussion by sharing insights on China’s role in global innovation and on the strategic importance of understanding the country for future professional and entrepreneurial pathways. The exchange highlighted how technology, innovation, and international cooperation are reshaping global opportunities for younger generations.
The programme continued with Michelangelo Cocco, Director of the Centre for Studies on Contemporary China, who presented China School 2026, an advanced training initiative dedicated to China and innovation. The course brings together international lecturers, experts, and students, with a strong focus on technology, economics, and digital transformation, while offering concrete opportunities for internships and global networking.
Held at the Campus Bovisa of the Politecnico di Milano, the event provided students and young professionals with valuable insights into China’s innovation landscape and its growing relevance in shaping future global careers.
