Thursday 25 June, 10.00 am – 1.00 pm: *Il Sole 24 Ore* is organising the conference

Towards Logistics Day 2026

In-person event: LEONARDO DA VINCIS NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Via San Vittore, 21 – Milan, and streamed live: 24oreventi.com/logisticsday2026

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Translated by AI
Versione italiana

4' min read

Translated by AI
Versione italiana

The logistics and freight transport sector is at a crucial juncture. The Italian logistics sector is one of constant growth and transformation, and its importance to the national economy has become even more apparent in light of the current delicate geopolitical situation in the Middle East, which continues to have a significant impact on the movement of goods and to reshape the balance of trade routes.

The development of logistics is strategic for industrial competitiveness, particularly in a Europe where value chains are also held back by regulatory fragmentation. At a time in history when the challenge is to choose whether to simply endure global changes or to help shape them, the second edition of ‘Logistics Day’, organised by Il Sole 24 Ore under the patronage of Addologistica and scheduled for Thursday 25 June in Milan, will provide an opportunity for dialogue between institutions and industry operators, with the aim of discussing and developing innovative strategies in a sector currently at a crucial juncture.

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On stage at the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology, from 10.00 am and throughout the morning, ample time will be devoted to the experiences of those who have been working in the sector for years. During the panel discussions, this perspective will be contrasted with the views of experts and the stance of institutions, with a view to opening a dialogue on current challenges and possible solutions. Subject to registration, the event will also be available via live stream, enabling it to reach interested audiences across the country.

The discussions will focus on the key drivers of change in logistics: from geopolitical tensions affecting the balance of global trade to strategic infrastructure; from innovation driven by artificial intelligence and automation to sustainability; and the regulatory and contractual challenges accompanying the sector’s evolution.

The morning session, moderated by Maria Carla De Cesari, Editor-in-Chief of the ‘Norme & Tributi’ section at *Il Sole 24 Ore*, and by Matteo Prioschi, a journalist at *Il Sole 24 Ore*, will begin at 10.00 with opening remarks from the Editor-in-Chief of *Il Sole 24 Ore*, Fabio Tamburini.

The morning’s programme will get underway at 10.10 am with the keynote speech “Italia’s future in the development of global logistics”, delivered by Leopoldo Destro, Confindustria’s Vice-President for Transport, Logistics and the Tourism Industry. This will be followed by a discussion on the same topic between Paolo Guidi, President of Assologistica, and Alessandro Pitto, President of Fedespedi, in conversation with Maria Carla De Cesari, Editor-in-Chief of the ‘Norme & Tributi’ section of *Il Sole 24 Ore*.

At 10.40, this will be followed by the presentation ‘Logistics at a turning point: the forces reshaping the sector’, by Luca Milani, Partner at McKinsey & Company.

At 10.50, the focus will then shift to the relationship between international developments and supply chains with the keynote speech “Geopolitics and logistics: how conflicts are reshaping trade routes”, delivered by Angela Stefania Bergantino, Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Bari and ISPI Senior Associate Research Fellow.

At 11.00, it will then be the turn of the round-table discussion ‘Strategic infrastructure and intermodality as a driver of competitiveness’, introduced by Donato Liguori, Director-General for Ports, Logistics and Intermodality at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MIT), and moderated by Matteo Prioschi, a journalist with Il Sole 24 Ore. Taking part in the discussion will be Nazzarena Franco, Chair and CEO of DHL Express Italy; Massimo Marciani, Secretary-General of the TCR – Transport Compliance Rating Observatory; Costanza Musso, Chair of Wista Italy and Managing Director of M.A. Grendi dal 1828, and Andrea Ruzzi, Head of Consumer & Manufacturing Industries at Accenture Italia.

At 11.50, this will be followed by the round-table discussion ‘Increasing operational efficiency through the integration of AI, automation and human skills’, moderated by Matteo Prioschi, a journalist with *Il Sole 24 Ore*, with contributions from Jessica Monti, Managing Director of One Service Logistica e Trasporti, Andrea Peressi, Chief Executive of Modulblok, and Matteo Salani, Researcher at SUPSI’s Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence Studies (IDSIA USI-SUPSI).

At 12.20, there will be a presentation entitled ‘Sustainability as a driver of competitiveness for customers’, delivered by Virginie Delcroix, Director of Sustainable Development at Geodis Group.

At 12.30 pm, the discussion will focus on “European transport policy: new regulations and technical and organisational changes” with Ruggero Rudoni, Solicitor at Studio Onida Randazzo and Partner at 24 Ore Network, in conversation with Maria Carla De Cesari, Editor-in-Chief of Norme & Taxation at *Il Sole 24 Ore*.

At 12.40, the focus will shift to “The National Collective Labour Agreement as a lever for driving change in the sector”, a topic to be discussed by Giada Benincasa, Director of ADAPT Servizi, who will once again be in conversation with Maria Carla De Cesari, Editor-in-Chief of the ‘Norme & Tributi’ section of *Il Sole 24 Ore*.

The proceedings are scheduled to end at 12.50.

 

Attendance at the event, either in person or via live stream, is free of charge, subject to registration at: 24oreventi.com/logisticsday2026.

You can also view the detailed programme for the event at the same address.

Logistics Day 2026 is organised by Il Sole 24 Ore, under the patronage of Assologistica and with the support of Partner 24Ore Network. The event’s MAIN SPONSORS are Accenture and McKinsey & Company; the event’s OFFICIAL PARTNERS are DHL Express, Fedespedi,

Geodis, Modulblok, One Service Logistics and Transport, Terna.

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