(Adnkronos) - Rapporto Coop 2024, presentato a Milano il report su consumi e stili di vita degli italiani; Famiglia e solidarietà: crescono in Italia i lasciti solidali; La seduzione del classico al Palazzo Reale di Palermo; Promozione culturale, spazio all'innovazione digitale; Salute: Patients, Planet, People e Prosperity le 4 P della sostenibilità; illy si conferma di lusso: evento esclusivo per il secondo anniversario del flagship store in via Monte Napoleone; Nuova Nissan Qashqai, l'anteprima al Salone dell'Auto di Torino; Digithon2024: trionfa Fast Aerospace .
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00:00A report on the consumption and lifestyle of Italians was presented in Milan at the COOP-2024 report.
00:22Family and solidarity. Solidarity is growing in Italy.
00:28The seduction of the classic at the Palazzo Reale in Palermo.
00:33Cultural promotion, space for digital innovation.
00:38Health, Patience, Planet, People and Prosperity, the 4 P's of sustainability.
00:45Illy is confirmed as a luxury. Exclusive event for the second anniversary of the Via Montenapoleone flagship store.
00:53New Nissan Qashqai, the preview at the Turin Motor Show.
00:58Digitone 2024, Triumph Fast Aerospace.
01:03In a global scenario characterized by uncertainty and concerns dictated by war, economic and social instability and climate change,
01:12the impact on the consumption and lifestyle of Italians has been inevitable.
01:17The COOP-2024 report, presented in Milan, shows two main trends.
01:25Attention to savings and quality.
01:28The important inflation has stopped in the course of 2024, but it has only stopped as further growth.
01:36But in products and prices there is still that growth of the previous two years,
01:42while wages have not recovered as much as has been lost by inflation.
01:49So it is very clear why Italians, for 75%, believe that one of the drivers of choice in their purchases is convenience, the price of products.
02:02It is an element that characterizes this last year in a particular way,
02:07a 75% that looks at convenience as an important number that also determines the choice of consumption.
02:14COOP Italia has in fact chosen to invest heavily in the development of brand products.
02:19This in order to be able to combine a lower price and therefore a greater convenience of the same
02:26with a safeguard of the levels of quality and sustainability that with our policies we are able to offer with these products.
02:34This actually allows a savings for Italian families without renouncing the quality they are looking for,
02:42which is certainly unique compared to the European panorama.
02:45In fact, the results are coming, there are, the consumer is moving in this direction.
02:52It is a sign that the choice has been made and that it can actually contribute to the reduction of family spending.
03:00Important for COOP Italia is also the innovation of the offer,
03:03turning to intercept the new consumption habits adopted in particular by young people,
03:08always maintaining high quality and convenience.
03:12And we as COOP are just like strategies on this point, that is, that of a good, safe, accessible food to everyone,
03:20even the groups of people who have less, because there is still a large part of the country that has great economic difficulties.
03:27A little less, fortunately, people in extreme poverty, but still almost 50% of Italians who have economic difficulties.
03:39The family is at the top of the scale of the values of Italians,
03:42as emerged from the survey Values, Donations and Solidarity Outputs,
03:45conducted by Walden Lab and Umetra for the Solidarity Testament Committee,
03:49committed for more than a decade in the involvement of the non-profit world
03:53in important studies activities of the sector, information and awareness.
03:58There is a greater knowledge of the Solidarity Output,
04:01that is, Italian citizens, particularly those who have exceeded the age of 50,
04:06know the meaning of the Solidarity Output
04:10and above all many, with an increasing percentage,
04:14have decided to write in their testament the Solidarity Output or have decided that they will do so.
04:21So this is the result of an 11-year work by the Solidarity Testament Committee,
04:26which from the 6 initial organizations today sees well 28 organizations operating in the different fields.
04:33According to the study presented at the House of Representatives,
04:37on the occasion of the International Day of Solidarity Output,
04:4075% of Italians believe that the family is the main promoter of values,
04:46while the third sector enjoys great confidence for its commitment to the construction of a better society.
04:53The choice of the output must be a choice shared within the family nucleus,
04:58that is, the spouse and children must be involved,
05:02it is a choice that is made together, not that it must be discovered at the time of the opening of the testament.
05:08The third sector is seen as positive not only from a social point of view,
05:13for what it does to contribute to a more equal, more inclusive, more just society,
05:21but also from a cultural point of view,
05:24that is, our interviewees tell us that the third sector embodies values
05:29that are fundamental for the maintenance of our society.
05:32In this context, the awareness of the Solidarity Output,
05:36which presupposes the writing of a testament,
05:38with which one can decide to leave in inheritance a part of one's own property
05:42to entities that deal with social causes, is growing.
05:46In essence, 6.3 million Italians declare themselves in favor of this form of beneficial testament.
05:53The notary is here in particular because he has always supported the Solidarity Output Committee,
05:59because with our support, with our training and information,
06:05we want, and this is our mission, to bring to Italian citizens the culture of the testament,
06:13first of all of the Solidarity Output, as a support to leave, let's say, a better world.
06:23The theme of the testament and the Solidarity Output, often defined as a family affair,
06:28involves close relatives in the decision,
06:31confirming the strong link between solidarity and family values.
06:37Art is also seduction, as well as beauty.
06:40The Federico II Foundation, now a point of reference in the Sicilian cultural world,
06:45has made a synergy with the Pinacoteca di Breva,
06:48being able to move, after 122 years,
06:51some of the sculptural masterpieces from the Lombardy in Palermo
06:54to the splendid rooms of the Palazzo Reale.
06:57This great synergy that exists between the Federico II Foundation and the Pinacoteca di Breva,
07:01I thank Angelo Crespi for wanting to make this possible.
07:07After 122 years, the works leave the Pinacoteca di Breva
07:11to take root here in Sicily at the Federico II Foundation in our magnificent Palazzo Reale.
07:16You can admire two works by Maestro Antonio Canova
07:19and three works by renowned artists of Neoclassicism,
07:22such as Giovanni Pandiani, Pietro Magni and Giovanni Spertini.
07:25They are a few sculptures that determine the possibility of the tourist
07:34or even of the citizen to see a cultural asset,
07:40such as the Palazzo and the Palatine Chapel,
07:43illuminated by other works of just as much beauty of different eras.
07:49This is often done also with contemporary art.
07:52We are currently doing it with incredible sculptures of Lombard Neoclassicism,
07:59but the main reason is to give light to cultural assets
08:04through small but important valorization operations.
08:08In fact, a 3D reproduction of Antonio Canova's vestal was made,
08:12dedicated to visitors with visual disabilities.
08:15We have reproduced a work of Canova's vestal
08:19with a one-to-one scale for the blind and the sighted,
08:24who will be able to appreciate it in a completely different way.
08:29A tangible result, already visitable in real apartments,
08:33capable of uniting worlds apparently far away,
08:36with particular regard to the affliction of the blind.
08:39I do not hide from you that we are talking about one of the magnificent places
08:44from which eternal beauty emanates,
08:48with a strong sense of identity,
08:53and therefore we would like to do something that can be our hospitality
08:58of cultural assets obviously available in Sicily.
09:03An event of the sign of symbolic value and cultural unity with the whole country,
09:08as underlined and undersecretary of culture Gianmarco Mazzi.
09:12This is a virtuous example of valorization,
09:15which puts in relation two very important institutions,
09:19two very important territories.
09:22These works have not left Milan for more than 100 years
09:26and they arrive in Sicily and for us of the Ministry it is a reason of great satisfaction.
09:32CULTURE AND INNOVATION
09:34CULTURE AND INNOVATION
09:36Two concepts apparently distant, but actually essential.
09:40Innovation, in fact, protects and promotes cultural heritage,
09:43topic of which has been discussed in the course of an agreement
09:46entitled Development Paths in the Territory between Culture and Innovation,
09:50organized by the Magna Grecia Foundation at the National Archaeological Museum of Sibari.
09:55Reduce obstacles to the access of young people to culture through digitization
10:00according to the president of the Foundation,
10:02is the only way to promote the development of cultural heritage.
10:06With technological innovation and artificial intelligence
10:10allows us to bypass all the aspect that is unknown to us in Calabria
10:15of the so-called industrial revolution,
10:17so many young people can be involved in the sector of archaeology
10:24both in the new innovative tools,
10:29think of the displays or digitization of all works of art,
10:35but above all to the interpretation of what happened in the past.
10:39Innovative and experimental projects in the management of cultural heritage
10:44are essential so that culture can become available to everyone.
10:48Culture and innovation coexist very well,
10:51indeed they are linked to each other,
10:54there is no innovation without culture,
10:57without a specific culture of innovation,
10:59but without a cultural content,
11:02there can be no innovation that has a meaning or a value.
11:08However, for the development of the territory,
11:10although passing through cultural heritage,
11:12the strategic planning of mobility cannot be overlooked.
11:16What needs to be done is the reasoning of sustainable mobility
11:21on the regional territory.
11:23I think this is a reflection that must be made,
11:27because today tourism and cultural tourism are no exception.
11:31In any case, it needs not only sustainable mobility,
11:36but in a form that looks at an intermodality,
11:41that is, also at an exchange.
11:46Uniting sustainability and strategies to create shared value
11:50are the key figures of the Sustainability Report 2023 of the Chiesi Group,
11:54an international biopharmaceutical company
11:57oriented to research in the field of health and respiration
12:00of rare diseases and specialist cures.
12:03Patients, Planet, People and Prosperity
12:06are the four P's on which the report is based.
12:09Chiesi has invested 23.8% of its revenue in research and development
12:14and has committed to meet the needs of its patients
12:17with innovative therapeutic solutions,
12:20also underlining the impact of the effects of atmospheric pollution on health.
12:25It has adopted its net zero target
12:27with zero net gas emissions at greenhouse effect
12:30by 2035 with a climate transition plan.
12:34In 2023, compared to the year of reference 2019,
12:38the Chiesi Group has reached a reduction of 39%
12:42of greenhouse gas emissions.
12:45An interesting example that shows how the company
12:48is combining the needs of patients and the will to reduce the environmental impact
12:53is the investment of 350 million that was announced in 2019
12:58to bring on the market a low-potential global heating inhaler.
13:04This is one of our main sources of emissions for us,
13:07so the indirect emissions that our patients produce using our inhalers
13:13and through this investment we will be able to bring on the market
13:17an inhaler that will reduce emissions by 90%
13:21compared to inhalers currently on the market.
13:24Among the priorities of Chiesi, well-being, equality
13:27and the promotion of a positive and respectful work environment,
13:30the group has become the first Italian pharmaceutical company
13:34to receive certification for gender equality from the Veritas office in 2023.
13:39Of our 7,000 people, 56% are women globally
13:43and this figure increases if we look at people
13:46who work in research and development,
13:49of which 67% are women.
13:51We are committed to closing the gender pay gap by 2023,
13:56a goal that was achieved a year earlier in 2022
13:59and also the company has a commitment to 2030
14:02to guarantee gender equal representation in the apical positions.
14:10Tasting, floreal scenographies, DJ set and a space dedicated to astrology.
14:15Illy Café has taken care of every little detail for the exclusive event
14:19organized to celebrate the second anniversary of its flagship store,
14:23Illy Montenapoleone, reopened two years ago
14:26after the restyling project signed by the ACPV Architects studio,
14:31Antonio Citterio and Patrice Chaviel.
14:34Illy Montenapoleone is located at Civico 19,
14:37on the famous Via dello Shopping Milanese,
14:39in the elegant courtyard of a building of the time.
14:42Right in this enchanting place,
14:44guests first experienced the Illy universe
14:47in an immersive path that pleasantly entertained them all evening.
14:53We started an idea of Illy's flagship in the world
15:00and this could be one of the first examples,
15:03very Milanese because it has this courtyard
15:07and above all it has these coffee rooms,
15:12like cultural coffee,
15:14that is, the idea is that people can find themselves
15:17and also read a book in these rooms.
15:20This seemed very interesting to me,
15:22just like the idea of a coffee
15:26that creates this quality of environment.
15:31The flagship in Via Montenapoleone,
15:33in the heart of the quadrilateral,
15:35was opened in 2017.
15:37With the restyling two years ago,
15:39it has become an even more welcoming and innovative place
15:42where you can expand the offer of Illy Coffee
15:44dedicated to a very selective and sophisticated clientele.
15:48This logo represents the perfect synthesis
15:50of the positioning of the brands of our Saège Retail.
15:54Illy is, without a doubt,
15:56one of the very few luxury coffee brands in the world
16:00and therefore chose Montenapoleone as its home,
16:03which represents, in Italy, in Europe and in the world,
16:06the synthesis of luxury and high-end positioning.
16:09Protagonist of the evening, Illetta,
16:11the new coffee machine launched in January.
16:14Illetta represents our idea of quality,
16:18sustainability and innovation.
16:21An absolutely innovative machine
16:24that makes quality in a cup,
16:26united to sustainability and respect for the environment,
16:30the perfect synthesis that brings together
16:32the values of the brand.
16:34Quality, sustainability and innovation.
16:38We are waiting for the Turin car show
16:40for the new Nissan Qashqai,
16:42renewed in design,
16:44interiors and advanced technology of the latest generation.
16:47In the setting of Piazza Castello,
16:49the public was able to test some e-power models.
16:53Qashqai, a crossover pioneer,
16:55aims to consolidate its position as a market leader.
16:58From launch in 2007 to today,
17:00there are in fact more than 4 million units sold in the world,
17:03of which 3 million in Europe
17:05and more than 416,000 in Italy,
17:07where the crossover model is the best-selling ever.
17:10In these 17 years, Qashqai has always dominated its segment
17:13and therefore it is always difficult to change a car that goes so well.
17:16You can do it by improving,
17:18but maintaining the characteristics
17:20that have decreed its success to date.
17:22One of these is accessibility.
17:24We did it because we improved it in design,
17:26a completely new front,
17:28inspired by our Japanese soul,
17:30it resembles the dress of a samurai,
17:32the interiors improved in quality and finishes,
17:35the technologies improved in connectivity,
17:37in comfort, in safety.
17:39All this at the same price as the previous version.
17:42So not only in the versions,
17:44but also in our e-power engine,
17:46our flagship,
17:48which represents more than 50%
17:50of the preferences of our private customers,
17:52because it undoubtedly gives advantages in terms of savings.
17:55More than 1,000 km with a full tank
17:57is certainly an advantage
17:59when we are all looking for more savings.
18:01So we have at the same time the pleasure of driving the electric,
18:04so acceleration, silence, fluidity.
18:06On the other hand, however,
18:08we have to recharge the battery,
18:10so when the battery energy goes down,
18:12we don't look for the battery,
18:14we look for a normal refueling station,
18:16we fill it up and we go away with 1,000 km of travel.
18:19The main trend in the Italian and international market
18:22is that of electrification.
18:24In this electrification we have the various types,
18:26the electric is certainly going slower
18:28than expected.
18:30It is clear that in this phase of transition
18:32we must be able to offer
18:34all possible alternatives to the consumer.
18:36The goal is to produce an electric car
18:38at the same price as a thermal car.
18:40This is done by introducing new technologies
18:42on the batteries,
18:44solid-state batteries,
18:46which from 2028 will reduce the cost
18:48compared to a current battery up to 70%
18:50and will allow a recharge
18:52in just a third of the time compared to the current one.
18:54We do our part,
18:56we hope that the institutions do theirs,
18:58helping the market development in this initial phase
19:00with stable and long-term incentives,
19:02but above all facilitating the development
19:04of this structure in terms of points
19:06and quality of points,
19:08especially rapid recharge on highways and highways.
19:13The conquest of space with hypersonic drones
19:16is the innovative idea
19:18that won the 2024 edition of Digiton,
19:20the first Italian digital marathon
19:22held in Bicei in Puglia.
19:24FAST is a start-up
19:26that is developing a wave,
19:28we can call it,
19:30an airplane that sends satellites into space
19:32and it does it respecting the environment
19:34and above all from a place
19:36where it has never been done,
19:38starting from Italy,
19:40specifically from the Taranto Grotto
19:42here in Puglia.
19:44At the base of the project,
19:46innovative and latest generation materials.
19:48FAST Aerospace deals
19:50with reusable launchers,
19:52in particular we are designing
19:54a hypersonic drone
19:56that can shoot satellites
19:58into space.
20:00This is something
20:02that no vertical beam,
20:04which are our competitors,
20:06can do at the moment,
20:08so the innovative character
20:10of this idea is strong.
20:12The award we received,
20:14thanks to Digiton,
20:16will allow us to buy
20:18a workstation that will allow us
20:20to do very important simulations
20:22for our airplane.
20:30www.digiton.com