ROMA (ITALPRESS) – To contribute to a constructive dialogue between public and private sectors in order to develop strategies to promote security and defend freedom. This is the objective of Nazione Sicura 2026, the think tank organized by Remind to face in a transversal way the different dimensions of security in a system vision; initiative that brought together representatives of the institutions, entrepreneurs, managers and professionals in Rome, at the Palazzo dell’Inail, with the aim of strengthening the dialogue for the welfare and safety of citizens.
The initiative opened with the greetings of the Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi, who said: “It’s a great pleasure for me to participate in the new edition of Nazione Sicura by Remind, an important opportunity to compare the numerous dimensions of safety. We live a complex time marked by rapid and deep transformations, geopolitical changes, new hybrid threats, challenges related to technological innovation and digital security and for this reason the theme we face today assumes an absolute centrality for the present and future of Italy. Security is increasingly affirmed as the right of citizens, called to stand as a guarantee of democratic principles and constitutional freedoms. There is no true security without freedom and there is no genuine freedom without security. Innovation represents an extraordinary opportunity, but also a new frontier of risk; if well guided, it can make security smarter, faster and closer to citizens. The involvement of the private sector, the academic world and civil society is fundamental. Enterprises in particular are now protagonists in strategic infrastructure management and data protection. Public-private dialogue therefore becomes an essential tool for building resilient and sustainable security models. I am sure that during the Safe Country by Remind will emerge ideas, proposals and solutions useful to strengthen the security of our country, in full respect of the values of freedom that constitute the essence of our democracy”.
Following was the Knight of the Grand Cross Paolo Crisafi, President of Remind, who said: “Security today is an indispensable condition for ensuring freedom, social cohesion, economic development and protection of people. In this perspective, the work that the Meloni Government, together with Parliament and other institutions, is crucial, is being carried out to strengthen the instruments of prevention, control and protection of the Italian System, also through recent regulatory measures on security and the actions of requalification and restoration of legality promoted in complex territories such as Caivano. Alongside traditional security, new strategic challenges emerge that require an integrated and shared approach: from cybersecurity to health security, from the protection of critical infrastructure to energy security and work. Sicura by Remind was born with the aim of fostering a constructive dialogue between Public and Private, promoting a culture of security increasingly widespread, modern and oriented to the well-being of citizens, families and businesses.”.
Marcello Fiori, general manager of Inail, stressed how prevention and protection of the health of workers are “central elements for social and economic development”.
According to Bruno Frattasi of the National Cybersecurity Agency, “today the resilience of a country is born from the union between physical security and digital security”.
Lamberto Giannini, prefect of Rome, highlighted “the importance of a continuous dialogue between citizens and institutions to build concrete and perceived security”.
For Tommaso Tanzilli, president of the Railways Group of the State, “the safety in transport passes from the protection of infrastructure, people and computer systems”.
Massimo Ponzellini, President of Remind Cultura dell’Abitare department, and Domenico Barile, Managing Director of Certares Europe, who illustrated how the partnership between Certares and Ferrovie dello Stato on Trenitalia France represents a concrete example of public-private collaboration in a sector with a high strategic value for the country.
Gabriele Scicolone, CEO Remind and Ad Artelia Italia, underlined that safety must be faced in all its dimensions, with a complete and shared vision.
According to Paolo Grasso, Chief Cabinet Vicepremier Matteo Salvini “it is essential to spread among young people a true culture of safety and prevention”.
Marco Rago, Councillor of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, recalled that Italy is perceived internationally as “a safe country thanks to the work of institutions and law enforcement”.
For Giulio Gravina, President Remind Department of Urban Security and Co-founder Italpol Group, “the collaboration between public and private today represents a decisive element for the safety of the territory”.
Cristina Sgubin, Secretary General Telespazio, highlighted “the strategic value of data protection training and digital risk management”.
Vittorio De Pedys, President of Simest, explained that “security and stability are indispensable conditions to support export, investments and economic growth”.
Massimo Ponzellini, President of Department Remind Cultura, defined security “a concrete form of solidarity and protection of human values”.
Massimiliano Gasparroni, Chief Technology and Security Officer of Fastweb + Vodafone, stressed that “digital infrastructure and telecommunications are the basis of national competitiveness and security”.
According to Fabrizio Burlando, Managing Director Bancomat, “protecting payment systems means safeguarding one of the country’s most sensitive infrastructures.”.
Claudio Gorelli, President of Fondazione Nazionale Cavalieri di Gran Croce drew attention to the importance of “a shared European vision of security, capable of overcoming national egoisms”.
Wanda Ferro, Undersecretary of the Interior, underlined that “in the face of new global threats, a strong state and a concrete collaboration between institutions, enterprises and citizens serves”.
For Massimo Santucci, Chairman of Remind, “urban security is also built with good administration, quality of life and enhancement of good practices”.
Marco Perissa, Vice-President of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry on safety conditions “it is necessary to protect the most fragile people and to intervene on the gray areas affecting daily life”.
For Guido Castelli, Extraordinary Commissioner for Post-Sim Reconstruction 2016, “the safety of the territory is born from prevention, protection of fragile areas and reconstruction capable of restoring future to communities.”.
For Luigi Ferrara, managing director Sicuritalia: “Culture is a fundamental tool for urban security because it strengthens communities, civic sense and social inclusion.”.
For Francesco Burrelli, vice president Remind and president Anaci “security is not only repression, but education, inclusion and valorization of the most fragile people”.
Senator Guido Quintino Liris stressed that “security must be understood in an integrated key, connecting health, urban planning, inclusion and quality of life in the territories”.
Maria Cristina Cantù Vice-President Health Commission of the Senate of the Republic.
Patrizia Angelotti, CEO Accurate Gruppo Digit’Ed, pointed out that “security in health concerns patients, operators and care system at the same time, and therefore requires an integrated vision.”.
Angelo Tanese, dg Agenas, stressed “the importance of putting managerial skills and innovation in the service of the efficiency of public administration and citizens”.
According to Marcello Cattani, Managing Director Remind Industry, Innovation and Research, and President Farmindustria, “in an unstable geopolitical context, Europe must strengthen investments in research, development and enhancement of drugs to maintain competitiveness and protection of public health”.
Alessio Nardini, Dg Corretti Stili di Vita, stressed that “the sustainability of the healthcare system is guaranteed by investing on prevention, correct lifestyles and integrated health between man, environment and territory”.
For Marco Bertotto, director of the program of Doctors Without Frontiers “to ensure access to health care and protection means to defend human dignity even in the most fragile and vulnerable contexts”.
For Mgr. Joshtrom I.Kureethadam, Dean Philosophy University Pontifica Salesiana “In this day, dedicated to Mother Adele, we remember how a truly secure society is born from a human, integral and creative care of relationships between people, environment and communities”.
Tommaso Accept, General Councillor of Remind, highlighted “the need to strengthen an increasingly constant and structured dialogue between Public and Private, especially in the face of the evolution of new technologies, which pose unprecedented challenges on the security and protection of people”.
“Security of Italy and Europe is the ability to remain open and act together. The possibility of not being blackmailed, of not being overly dependent from abroad because when you depend you have to realize to someone else who is not the voters, says Renato Loiero, adviser of the President of the Council. “In the economic context of recent decades this has become much more complex. We were accustomed to reasoning in strategic economic analyses with democracies, with a single coordination center that was the G7; today it is no longer so and in this context we must compare with the climate, energy, technological, demographic challenge. The geopolitical context is extremely fragmented. Action priorities become rapid and coherent decision-making mechanisms with respect to these difficulties, a more integrated financial system, attract foreign capital, strengthen the euro’s role and enter into new trade agreements,” he added.
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