Cambio di Paradigma, the Forum dell'Economia del Nuovo Mondo promoted by Il Mattino, returns to Naples for its second edition on 22 and 23 October 2026.
The two-day forum will take place at the Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Centro Congressi – Aula Magna, Via Partenope 36.
What the forum is about
The forum focuses on new economic and geopolitical balances shaping the international order. According to Il Mattino, the discussion includes global trade routes, strategic alliances, energy security, raw materials, technological innovation and artificial intelligence.
The stated purpose is to bring institutions, businesses, universities and the research community together to discuss the emerging international order and to identify opportunities for development, cooperation and innovation.
What is on the programme
The published programme includes opening remarks by Federico II rector Andrea Mazzucchi.
It also includes a session on Naples as an inclusive city and a venue for major events, with Mayor Gaetano Manfredi.
Il Mattino links readers to registration and the programme through its official announcement and registration pages. The full list of speakers, sessions and timings has not been independently recorded here, so readers planning to attend should consult the official programme for the latest details.
A second edition
The 2026 event follows a first edition held in Naples in 2025 and organised by Il Mattino.
The Italian Government described the 2025 edition as a forum organised by Il Mattino in Naples focused on Italy's and the Mediterranean's role in the European and international geopolitical context.
Practical details for readers
What is confirmed:
- Dates: 22–23 October 2026
- City: Naples
- Venue: Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Centro Congressi – Aula Magna, Via Partenope 36
- Organiser: Il Mattino
- Edition: Second edition, following the 2025 edition in Naples
Registration and programme updates are provided through Il Mattino's official pages for the event. The available sources do not establish participation fees, registration deadlines, or live streaming arrangements, and no independently verified accessibility, transport or parking information was found for the venue.
Readers interested in trade, energy, technology and Mediterranean development will find the forum most relevant, particularly the sessions on global routes, strategic alliances and the role of universities and research alongside institutions and businesses.
