Italy, thanks to its privileged geographical position in the center of the Mediterranean, has consolidated itself as a strategic point for trade connections between Europe, Asia, and North Africa.

Its infrastructure network, with key ports such as Genoa, Trieste, and Gioia Tauro, plays a fundamental role in the entry and exit of goods to European markets. In addition to this maritime capacity, Milan, the country’s main economic and industrial center, acts as a leading logistics hub thanks to its connection with the main European rail and land corridors, facilitating the distribution of goods to Italy and the rest of the continent.