Anti-Mafia Investigation Directorate

Carabinieri General Massimo Masciulli is the new director of the DIA. Here’s who he is

He served as Commander of the Carabinieri’ “Ogaden” Interregional Command in Naples, with responsibility for the regions of Abruzzo, Molise, Basilicata, Puglia and Campania, playing a leading role in the fight against organised crime

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Army Corps General of the Carabinieri Nicola Massimo Masciulli has taken up the post of Director of the Anti-Mafia Investigation Directorate. He succeeds General Michele Carbone of the Guardia di Finanza (whose term of office ended in April 2026).

The course of study

The officer, who attended the ‘Nunziatella’ Military Academy and the Military Academy of Modena, holds a law degree from “La Sapienza” University in Rome and has Master’s degrees in “Strategic and Military International Studies” and in “Strategic Sciences”; and is a graduate of the Joint Staff College.

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Positions within the Force

He has held prestigious command posts within the territorial organisation of the Carabinieri, including Commander of the Companies in Lecce and Rome-St Peter’s, of the Provincial Command in Venice and of the Tuscan Legion.

Within the General Staff of the Carabinieri General Command, he held the posts of Head of the Legislation Office, Head of the General Personnel Conditions Office, Data Protection Officer, Head of the ‘Finance’ Division and Head of the Department for Health and Veterinary Organisation.

He was head of Minister Crosetto’s Legislative Office

He served at the Defence General Staff, as a representative of the Carabinieri, on the ‘Steering Committee for the implementation of the new defence model, derived from the White Paper on International Security and Defence’. He served as Head of the Legislative Office of the Minister of Defence, Guido Crosetto.

Before taking up his post at the head of the DIA – in a spirit of continuity in the commitment to preventing and combating Mafia infiltration into the social fabric and the public and private sectors – he served as Commander of the Carabinieri’s ‘Ogaden’ Interregional Command in Naples, with responsibility for the regions of Abruzzo, Molise, Basilicata, Puglia and Campania, at the forefront of the fight against organised crime.

During his career, he has been awarded three formal commendations and has been conferred the Gold Medal for Long Service, the Mauritian Medal, the Ministry of Defence’s Medal of Honour, the Gold Medal for Long Service in Aviation, the Silver Medal of Merit for Education, Culture and the Arts, and the NATO Medal for the Balkans. He is a Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic.

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