"From Wounded to Death to Parthenope. Naples Escape or Stay"

The voice of the younger generation, their views, reasons to stay, and choices needed to attract young people not only from Naples. On these topical issues the meeting "From Wounded to Death to Parthenope. Naples Escape or Stay," at 5:30 p.m., Ferry Terminal Conference Room, Calata Porta Massa (Naples Harbor).

Vivoanapoli APS and ETS Culture Guide Foundations, in collaboration with Compagnia Marittima Meridionale (runs the ferry terminal station), are organizing the second meeting on the topic (the first was held last Feb. 8 at the Sannazaro Theater).

The novelty of the second meeting is the participation of young people between the ages of 26 and 34 who have chosen to work in Naples and who, above all, have managed to find work in fields of their interest.

The meeting will, therefore, be an opportunity to reason about what are the conditions for staying, whether there are any sectors in which it is possible to fit in and what they are, with what training. Above all, it will be a time to listen to the point of view of young people who, having decided to stay in Naples, can represent the changes needed to improve the quality of life and the job opportunities that should be created to attract the new generations.

Participating in the Oct. 2 discussion will be Concetta Di Natale, Researcher Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the Federico II University, Edoardo Giaquinto, Marketing Manager company "Megaride," Danielenrico Moschetti, Member of the Cooperative "La Paranza," Fabrizio Palma, Social Media Manager company Calcio Napoli and Carlo Stella, Producer Mad Entertainement.

Speaking for the City of Naples, Chiara Marciani, Assessore alle Politiche Giovanili e al Lavoro. Cinzia Improta, Ad Compagnia Marittima Meridionali, will introduce the meeting.

Moderated by Diego Guida, President of ETS Culture Guide Foundation and Emilia Leonetti, President of Vivoanapoli APS.