CIM Puglia: A new board of directors is formed to connect Puglia with Italians around the world.

The new regional board of directors of the Confederation of Italians in the World was officially presented in Molfetta, in the prestigious setting of the Diocesan Museum (CIM Puglia). The initiative marks a decisive step in the strategy of internationalizing Apulian culture, tourism, and identity, in synergy with Italian communities abroad.

CIM Puglia, the valorization of heritage

La Confederation of Italians in the World, active since 1994, has been working for years to keep alive the ties between Italy and its communities abroad, promoting cultural, economic and institutional networks throughout the world.

With the launch of the new regional board of Puglia, chaired by Roberto Pansini, the region is equipped with a structure that aims to enhance its own human and territorial heritage on an international level.

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The official presentation, held in Molfetta, was attended by the Honorable Angelo Sollazzo, founder and president emeritus of the CIM, regional councilor Saverio Tammacco, and Antonio Marzano, national representative for wedding tourism, a key sector of so-called "roots tourism."

An initiative that strengthens the bridge between Puglia and its citizens around the world, but which does so with a concrete look towards the future.

Roots tourism

One of the pillars of the new course of CIM Puglia is the root tourism, intended as a cultural and economic lever to encourage the return of Italians abroad to their places of origin.

Through authentic experiences, identity itineraries and events linked to local traditions, Puglia presents itself as a privileged destination for those wishing to rediscover their roots.

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The regional board also aims to concretely support small businesses, municipalities and citizens Italians in the world, addressing issues such as citizenship, associations and cooperation between territories.

With the support of the institutions, CIM Puglia positions itself as landmark to enhance and narrate the region from a global perspective, uniting memory, identity, and development.