ANCE, the Italian Contractors’ Association representing the Italian construction companies of any size, is pleased to host in Rome the annual FIEC Conference and General Assembly Meeting.
FIEC the European Construction Industry Federation, with its 32 national member federations in 27 European countries, represents construction enterprises of all sizes from all building and civil engineering specialties. FIEC is the officially recognised Social Partner, representing employers in European Sectoral Social Dialogue “Construction”.
The theme of the conference this year will be “ Building our campaign for the 2024 EU elections“.
| 14:00 | Steering Committee Meeting in ANCE (Via Guattani, 16)
(for FIEC Steering Committee Members Only) |
| 17:00 | Welcome cocktail & registration in ANCE (Via Guattani, 16) Transfer information A transfer service to Ance headquarters will be provided for guests staying near Via Vittorio Veneto. Via Veneto meeting point is at Westin Excelsior Roma (Via Vittorio Veneto, 125). If you wish to use the transfer service, you have to be at the meeting point between 16:30 and 16:45 at the latest. In Via Veneto buses can not wait more than 15 minutes. |
| 19:30 | Guided tour at Musei Capitolini It is advisable to wear comfortable footwear Transfer information Buses will leave at 18:15 from Ance meeting point at Largo di Villa Massimo (3 minute walk) to Musei Capitolini meeting point at Teatro Marcello (Via del Teatro di Marcello) which is at a 10 minute walk from the destination. |
| 20:30 | Gala Dinner, dress code: Business attire at Terrazza Caffarelli |
| 23:30 | Return to hotel Transfer information Buses will leave from Musei Capitolini meeting point at Teatro Marcello (Via del Teatro di Marcello) to: Via Veneto meeting point (Westin Excelsior Roma, via Vittorio Veneto, 125) Ance meeting point (Largo di Villa Massimo) |
| 08:00 | For guests staying near Via Vittorio Veneto a transfer service will be provided. Via Veneto meeting point is at Westin Excelsior Roma (Via Vittorio Veneto, 125).If you wish to use the transfer service, you have to be at the meeting point between 08:00 and 08:15 at the latest. In Via Veneto buses can not wait more than 15 minutes. |
| 08:30 | Registration |
| 09:00 | Conference: Plenary Session – Interactive Session “Building our campaign for the 2024 EU elections” and Presentation of the Think Tanks |
| 10:15 | Opening Think Tank Sessions 1. Energy and ecological transition 2. Enterprises and market 3. Cities of 2050 |
| 11:45 | Coffee Break |
| 12:00 | Plenary Session – Q&A and closing remarks |
| 13:00 | Light Lunch |
| 14:30 | FIEC General Assembly meeting |
| 16:30 | Closing remarks Transfer information Buses will leave from Ance meeting point (Largo di Villa Massimo) to Via Veneto meeting point (Westin Excelsior Roma, via Vittorio Veneto, 125) |
| 20:00 | Informal dinner at Meo Patacca Restaurant Guests are kindly requested to arrive by 20:00 at Meo Patacca (Piazza dei Mercanti, 30) by themselves |
| 23:30 | Return to hotel Transfer information Buses will leave from bus stop in Lungo Tevere (5 minute walk from Meo Patacca Restaurant) to: Via Veneto meeting point (Westin Excelsior Roma, via Vittorio Veneto, 125) Ance meeting point (Largo di Villa Massimo) |
| 10:45 | Departure time of the guided tour Transfer information Mini buses will leave from: Via Veneto meeting point (Westin Excelsior Roma, via Vittorio Veneto, 125) Ance meeting point (Largo di Villa Massimo) |
| From 11:30 | Guided tour at Mercati di Traiano Group 1: entrance at 11:30 Group 2: entrance at 11:50 |
| 13:30 | Light Lunch at Satiro Vino & Cucina(Via del Boschetto, 73) The restaurant is at a 6 minute walk from Mercati di Traiano |
| 15:00 | Return to hotel Transfer information Mini buses will leave from the restaurant to: Via Veneto meeting point (Westin Excelsior Roma, via Vittorio Veneto, 125) Ance meeting point (Largo di Villa Massimo) |
| Guests who take part in the optional guided tours to Palazzo Colonna and/or to Galleria Borghese are kindly requested to arrive there by themselves |
| (Booking closed) |
| 08:00 | Registration |
| 09:00 | Conference: Plenary Session – Interactive Session “Building our campaign for the 2024 EU elections“ and Presentation of the Think Tanks (Click here to see the background note) – Moderator: Philip Crampton, President of FIEC – Keynote Speaker: Michel Barnier, former Minister, former EU Commissioner and Chief Negotiator for the Brexit on behalf of the EU – Presentation of the project “Oases of Innovation: Building Smart Citites in the Desert” by Miloslavsky Architects’ speakers: Guy Miloslavsky and Aynav Ziv |
| 10:15 | Opening Think Tank Sessions 1. Energy and ecological transition Remote introductory speech: Enrico Giovannini, Scientific Director of the Italian Alliance for Sustainable Development (ASviS) 2. Enterprises and market Chairman: Tim-Oliver Müller, Director General of Bauindustrie 3. Cities of 2050 Chairwoman: Paola Malabaila, Vice-President of Ance |
| 11:45 | Coffee Break |
| 12:00 | Plenary Session – Q&A and closing remarks |
| 13:00 | Light Lunch |
| 14:30 | FIEC General Assembly meeting |
| 16:30 | Closing remarks |
Michel Barnier
Keynote speaker
Michel Barnier is the former European Union Chief Negotiator, heading the Task Force; between 2016 and 2021, for the Preparation and Conduct of the Negotiations with the United Kingdom following the 2016 Brexit referendum. He is married to Isabelle and a father of three children. He graduated from the ESCP European Business School in Paris.
Michel Barnier engaged at an early age in the Gaullist party in his native Savoie and was elected at the age of 27 as Member of the French National Assembly, and then as President of the department. In that capacity he organized, together with the triple gold medalist Jean-Claude Killy, the XVI Olympic Winter Games in 1992 in Albertville. Michel Barnier has served as minister in several governments in France, as Minister ofEnvironment (1993-1995), for European affairs (1995-1997) and for Foreign affairs (2004-2005). From 1999 to 2004, he was European Commissioner responsible for Regional policy and Institutional reform. In 2007, the newly elected French President Nicolas Sarkozy appointed him Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries. In June 2009, Michel Barnier led the French campaign for the European elections and a few months later he was a second time appointed European Commissioner for Internal market
and Services. It is in this capacity that he proposed and built the Banking Union. Michel Barnier has also been a special advisor to Jean-Claude Juncker over security and defense matters. Michel Barnier has published a dozen of books including, Each One for All, the Ecological Challenge (1990/Stock) , The Atlas of Major Risks ( Plon / 1992) – Who will the feed the World ( Acropole / 2007) – And more recently, My Brexit Secret Diary (Polity / 2021).
Guy Miloslavsky
Miloslavsky Architects, Israel
Guy Miloslavsky graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, The Technion in 1996.
Already at the beginning of his career as an architect, Guy worked in the family architecture firm, alongside his father and mother, learned from them the important foundations of architecture and gained rich experience in architectural design.
Guy has over 25 years of experience in leading architectural design of large and complex city building projects, complex buildings and towers consisting of thousands of square meters of mixed use, urban renewal, housing, offices, assisted living, hotels, conservation buildings and more.
In 2008 Guy took over the leadership of the firm, the third generation in a respectable family of architects. During these years the firm developed into new areas of activity and grew to plan large and complex projects.
As part of this development, the firm’s headquarters moved to Ramat Gan, in central Israel. Alongside the continued operation of the branch in Safed, Miloslavsky Architects opened another branch in Haifa as well. As the firm expanded, it attracted experienced architects, some of whom were part of Israel’s pioneering generation of architectural professionals.
Aynav Ziv
Miloslavsky Architects, Israel
Aynav Ziv, graduated from the Technion and the TUDelft, in the Netherlands. She has 25 years of work experience in some of the world’s leading architecture firms: OMA, Neutelings Riedijk, Wiel Arets, KCAP, CookFox NYC, and currently Miloslavsky Architects, Israel.
Aynav is expert in finding smart and simple solutions for complex urban problems. She managed complex projects around the world such as renewals of streets and public spaces, educational institutions, office buildings, residential towers, development of city centers, retail and more. All of which focus on improving the quality of life in the urban environment and finding sustainable solutions.
Throughout her career Aynav combined practice and academia. She has taught students of Architecture, Urban Planning and Interior Design at TUDelft, Amsterdam Academy of Architecture and Piet Zwart institute Rotterdam, University of Technology Sydney, Bezalel, Jerusalem and giving lectures around the world about innovation in architecture.
https://www.terrazzacaffarelli.it/
11th of May 2023 – Gala dinner
The Terrazza Caffarelli is a panoramic rooftop location and fantastic venue for events and luxury ceremonies on the Capitoline Hill, in the very centre of Rome. Located just next to the Capitoline Museums, the Terrace offers not only a breathtaking view of Rome, but also excellence services for luxury events and ceremonies.
https://www.museicapitolini.org/
11th of May 2023 – Guided tour
The Capitoline Museums are the main civic museums of the city of Rome. The historical site comprises the Palazzo dei Conservatori e Palazzo Nuovo. The two buildings are located on the Campidoglio Square, remodeled by Michelangelo and are located in the center od Rome.
The Capitoline Museums offer an impressive collection of Romanesque painting and sculptures.
https://www.mercatiditraiano.it/
12th of May 2023 – Accompanying persons guided tour
The Markets of Trajan are an archaeological complex with absolutely unique characteristics in Rome and in the world. In fact, they represent a “neighborhood” that has lived through the evolution of the city from the imperial age to the present day, constantly reused and transformed: from strategic administrative center of the Imperial Forums, to noble residence, to military fortress, to prestigious seat of a convent. In a continuous becoming, which can be felt in the architectural transformations and in the signs of the different “hands” that in the various eras have readjusted the complex to its various functions, to come down to us and begin a new “season” of life.
12th of May 2023 – Informal Dinner
The restaurant “Da Meo Patacca,” formerly known as Osteria, has been an icon of Trastevere and an ‘institution in Rome for sixty years, having been born and raised in the setting of Piazza dei Mercanti. The piazzas, which in the nineteenth-century period represented a place of gathering and sociability, saw the rise of a number of traditions, foremost among them the setting of very long tables of diners who gathered with their families, along with friends and acquaintances, to dine and celebrate Sundays and holy days. In Trastevere, especially, this custom served to preserve a popular and specific identity, as recounted by famous authors including Gioacchino Belli, Trilussa and other distinguished artists.There was meeting, eating, drinking, singing… and it was in this atmosphere that artists and writers found inspiration by being in contact with the ‘authenticity of the people.
Below you can find the list of selected rates for each federation/delegate. These hotels are a proposal, feel free to book your accomodation in any other hotel in Rome.
Mercure Roma Corso Trieste
https://all.accor.com/hotel/3320/index.it.shtml
“First Come, First Served” basis will apply.
These special rates apply only for conference participates and are valid until the 14th of April 2023.
La Ville Art Nouveau
Hotel Rome
“First Come, First Served” basis will apply.
These special rates apply only for conference participates and are valid until the 15th of April 2023.
Hotel Fenix Roma
https://fenixhotel.it/
TOTAL ROOMS AVAILABLE N. 10
“First Come, First Served” basis will apply.
These special rates apply only for conference participates and are valid until the 18th of April 2023.
All rates are per room, per night, including buffet breakfast.
n. 10 Classic
one guest: 110,00€ city tax excluded
two guests: 140,00€ city tax excluded
Diva Luxury Hotel
https://www.divaluxuryhotel.com/
“First Come, First Served” basis will apply.
These special rates apply only for conference participates and are valid until the 13th of April 2023.
Grand Hotel Palace
https://www.grandhotelpalacerome.com/
“First Come, First Served” basis will apply.
These special rates apply only for conference participates and are valid until the 15th of April 2023.
Sina Bernini Bristol,
Autograph Collection
“First Come, First Served” basis will apply.
These special rates apply only for conference participates and are valid until the 10th of March 2023.
Rome Marriott
Grand Hotel Flora
“First Come, First Served” basis will apply. These special rates apply only for conference participates and are valid until the 31st of March 2023.
