A European dialogue forum along the Rome · Turin · Paris axis

Club Farnese was born from the conviction that Europe is built first of all through relationships: between institutions and enterprises, between geopolitics and work, between those who decide and those who produce. Not a drawing room, but a place of open and independent debate.

Three cities define its axis. Rome, with institutions and diplomacy. Turin, with industry, energy and technology. Paris, with finance, culture and international projection. From this triangle emerges a European dialogue focused on the TEN-T corridors and the Western Balkans, the space economy, the blue economy, and the energy and industrial transition.

Every year, in late October, the Club Farnese Symposium brings together in Rome institutions, businesses and scholars for a day of debate open to the interested public. It is the moment when the ideas discussed throughout the year become shared proposals.

What Europe do we want to build together?