An exhibition entitled "Apulia: Italian Excellence Designing the Future" opened at the Italy Pavilion yesterday, showcasing Apulia region's valuable experience in creating a sustainable and pleasant city environment and harmonious urban society.
The exhibit will be on display in the pavilion until July 7.
Meanwhile, the Italian Film Festival "Apulia, Scenes to Explore" also kicked off yesterday. A series of films will be screened at the pavilion every day until July 4. The festival features a panorama of the best movies shot in Apulia, offering visitors vivid images that capture the beauty, wildness and romance of a multi-faceted landscape.
One of Italy's most outstanding and promising film directors, Pippo Mezzapesa, attended the opening ceremony. Other attendees included Mario Desiati, chief editor of Fandango, the largest independent Italian production company, and Donatella Botti, producer of the festival's opening movie "L'uomo Nero."
Apulia is a beautiful area in the southeast of Italy, also known as the "Heel of Italy." With its advanced industrial R&D capability, Apulia has become the main region for the production of renewable energy in Italy.
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