Promoting Made In Italy

APMA
Dec 15, 2025
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Joe Volpe, Corriere Canadiense

Dec 12, 2025

The article reports on Italian Vice Minister Valentino Valentini’s visit to Canada to advance economic ties and promote an innovation-focused “Made in Italy” strategy. Events in Montreal and Toronto brought together political and business leaders, including APMA President Flavio Volpe, who delivered remarks at Queen’s Park alongside several Ontario ministers.

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