Vespucci in Mumbai, culture, innovation and investments

(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 27 - Culture, innovation, the luxury market and investments are in short the main sectors in which the extensive program of events organized in Mumbai will be divided on the occasion of the stopover of the Vespucci ship and the simultaneous setting up of the Villaggio Italia between November 29 and December 2.
    Among the main events on the cultural front, the 'Italia Geniale' (Genius Italy) exhibition is worth mentioning, which will see Italian design and the capacity for invention, creativity and design of Made in Italy as its protagonist.
    In the heart of Bollywood, a taste of national cinema could not be missed with a program created in collaboration with the Venice Biennale International Film Festival.
    To which are added the photographic exhibitions of ANSA - entitled 'Italia, viaggiando nel tempo' (Italy, travelling through time) and the one entitled 'Siamo Mare' (We are sea) curated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
    The appointment with music is also unmissable thanks to the presence of the Italian Air Force band and a gala organized at The Royal Opera House in Mumbai on the occasion of the centenary of the death of Giacomo Puccini.
    The forum 'Nave Amerigo Vespucci incontra l'India, da Mumbai uno sguardo sull'Italia' (Amerigo Vespucci ship meets Mumbai, a look at Italy) organized by ANSA is dedicated to the telling and sharing of success stories of Italians in India and Indians in Italy through the fusion of different cultures.
    The Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso will then be the protagonist of the conference dedicated to attracting investments organized by his ministry, which will be followed by those focused on the Blue and Space Economy, on Italian companies in the Marahastra, on the India-Middle East-Europe economic corridor and on the possible synergies between Italy and India in the world of luxury.
    As regards technology and innovation, the immersive exhibition 'Looking Beyond. Looking beyond', promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation together with the Italian Space Agency and Telespazio, which offers an immersive experience among 60 spectacular images of our Planet acquired by the satellites of the Italian constellation of the ASI and the Ministry of Defense, COSMO-SkyMed. (ANSA).