"For a business operating in today's globalized world, internationalization means understanding the context in which it operates, understanding its diversity, and understanding how the Western world relates to countries like India and Japan. Our training addresses precisely these needs." This is how Corrado Petrocelli, Rector of the University of the Republic of San Marino, summarizes the value of the Advanced Training Course in Internationalization Processes, offered by the University in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The opportunity to discuss the initiative came during the "Think Future" evening, during which institutions and academics addressed the topic of internationalization from various perspectives. During the meeting held last Tuesday in the Montelupo Hall in Domagnano, the Rector confirmed the strategic value of a training program aimed at meeting the current needs of the labor market through interdisciplinary courses, which combine sociological, anthropological, and economic studies. Meanwhile, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Nicola Renzi, highlighted three lines of action: training, promoting the country's economic system abroad through Italy's diplomatic and consular network, and finally, developing a qualified support network for foreign investors and tour operators.
Massimo Ferdinandi, the course's scientific director, was also present, noting that the initiative had received positive feedback from participants and the institutions involved in its organization.
During the evening, diplomas were awarded to participants in the second edition of the Advanced Training Course in Internationalization Processes, the first phase of which recently concluded. Some students, selected through a test, will advance to the next phase, where they will have the opportunity to undertake a series of internships in Eastern countries, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
