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Africa at the center of the third edition of Coopera, the Italian conference on cooperation.

AGI – The third edition of Coopera, the national conference on Development Cooperation, began yesterday in Rome, at the Auditorium Conciliazione and the Sistine Chapels. This highly anticipated event offers an opportunity for collective reflection on the Italian system of development cooperation, bringing together institutions, civil society, universities, the private sector, and international partners to assess the priorities and challenges of the country’s development policy. With over 1,400 registered participants and more than 80 speakers, the two-day event includes four plenary sessions, as well as thematic sessions on development financing, public-private partnerships, and European cooperation.

Tajani, Cooperation is Italy’s Image in the World

The opening plenary session was inaugurated yesterday by Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Antonio Tajani, who emphasized that development cooperation represents Italy’s image in the world. “We have no colonial or hegemonic ambitions, but rather the will to support local populations: wherever there is an Italian, there is a desire to act positively. Despite all our difficulties, we are a country where it is good to live, and therefore we have a duty to help those who are less fortunate. We want to ensure that African children, as well as Italian children, have a longer life expectancy. This is not about charity, but about helping these countries develop their own resources,” he stated.

The Strategic Role of Africa and the Mattei Plan

“Africa is a very rich continent: if we help it develop its potential, for example in the mining, agricultural and technological sectors, we can become drivers of development in this part of the world,” the Vice President of the Council continued, recalling the emergency interventions carried out in conflict countries and citing the “Food for Gaza” and “Italy for Sudan” initiatives. “We are doing a lot for these countries, as well as for Ukraine. We rely on numerous NGOs, missionaries and laity, who embody all that solidarity that is often neglected,” he added. The Mattei Plan fits into this framework, which Tajani considers the “operational transformation” of the concept of development cooperation, allowing us to export our experience to the less fortunate countries. “We work in many African countries, such as Egypt and Mauritania, where we cultivate arid lands. They are very interested. We also participate in joint ventures: all of this is part of a strategy. We are also very active in the coffee sector, offering training on processing techniques. We also train many people. Africa is close; our relationships with this continent fit into a long tradition,” he said.

Priorities and Commitments of Italian Cooperation

This year marks the third edition of Coopera, the national public conference on cooperation, established by article 16, paragraph 3, of Law 125/2014. This event represents an important opportunity to evaluate the priorities and initiatives of Italian development cooperation and, at the same time, a forum for exchange among its members. Development cooperation is an essential and decisive component of Italy’s foreign policy, aimed at promoting peace, justice and stability.

Italy has the Agenda 2030 as a reference point for defining its development policies. In this process, the role of partnerships is becoming increasingly important: public development assistance remains fundamental, but it is not enough on its own.

It is crucial to involve, in a coordinated manner, traditional actors, the private sector, civil society, academia, and new international donors. Italy reaffirms its commitment to the multi-year path towards achieving the 0.7% target of gross national income and the 0.15-0.20% target for less developed countries, established in the Agenda 2030 and in conformity with article 30 of Law n. 125/2014.

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https://www.agi.it/maeci/it/news/2026-05-27/coopera-africa-italia-37256632/

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Africa at the center of the third edition of Coopera, the Italian Cooperation Conference.

AGI - The third edition of Coopera, the National Conference on Italian Cooperation for Development, has been taking place since yesterday in Rome at the Auditorium Conciliazione and in the Sistine Galleries. A highly anticipated event that represents an opportunity for collective reflection on the Italian system of cooperation for development, bringing together institutions, civil society, universities, the private sector, and international partners to assess priorities and challenges in the country’s development policy. With over 1,400 participants registered and more than 80 speakers, this two-day event includes four plenary sessions, as well as thematic sessions on development financing, public-private partnerships, and European cooperation.

Tajani, Cooperation is Italy’s Image in the World

The opening plenary session was inaugurated yesterday by Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Antonio Tajani, who emphasized that cooperation in development is Italy’s image in the world. “We have no colonial or hegemonic vocation, but rather a desire to support local populations: wherever there is an Italian, there is the desire to act positively. Despite all our difficulties, we are a country where it is good to live, and therefore we have a duty to help those who are less well-off. We want to guarantee African children, like Italian children, a longer life expectancy. This is not about charity, but about helping these countries to exploit their resources,” he stated.

The Strategic Role of Africa and the Mattei Plan

“Africa is a very rich continent: if we help it to develop its potential, for example in the mining, agricultural and technological sectors, we can become engines of development in this part of the world,” the Italian Vice-Prime Minister continued, recalling emergency interventions in conflict zones and citing initiatives such as “Food for Gaza” and “Italy for Sudan.”

“We do a lot for these countries, as well as for Ukraine. We rely on many NGOs, missionaries and lay people, who all embody this supportive Italy, which is never talked about enough,” he added. The Mattei Plan fits within this framework, which Tajani considers to be the “operational transformation” of the concept of cooperation for development, allowing us to export our expertise to less favored countries. “We work in many African countries, such as Egypt and Mauritania, where we cultivate arid lands. They are very interested. We also participate in joint ventures: all this is part of a strategy. We are also very active in the coffee sector, training in transformation techniques. We also train many people. Africa is close; our relations with this continent are part of a long tradition,” he said.

Priorities and Commitments of Italian Cooperation

This year marks the third edition of Coopera, the national public conference on cooperation, established by article 16, paragraph 3, of law 125/2014. This event is an important opportunity to evaluate the priorities and initiatives of Italian Cooperation for Development and, simultaneously, a moment of exchange for its members.

Cooperation for development is an essential and determining component of Italian foreign policy, aimed at promoting peace, justice and stability. To define its development policies, Italy takes the Agenda 2030 as a reference point. In this process, the role of partnerships is increasingly important: official development assistance remains essential, but is not enough on its own. It is essential to coordinate the involvement of traditional actors, the private sector, civil society, academia and new international funding sources.

Italy confirms its commitment on the multi-annual path of a progressive approach to the goals of 0.7% of gross national income and 0.15 to 0.20% for the least developed countries, set by the Agenda 2030 and in accordance with article 30 of law n° 125/2014.

#Africa #third #Coopera #theSistineGalleries #Italian #European #Cooperation #Italy #ForeignAffairsand #AntonioTajani #African #theMatteiPlan #FoodforGaza #Sudan #Ukraine #Tajani #Egypt #Mauritania #article16 #015to020% #article30

https://www.agi.it/maeci/fr/news/2026-05-27/coopera-afrique-italie-37256356/

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"Vivre en coopération", coordonné par Timothée Duverger et Thierry Germain

La #coopération est déjà partout autour de nous : dans les territoires, les organisations, les projets du quotidien. Même si elle n'est pas toujours nommée comme telle.

Dans cet ouvrage, la coopération est envisagée comme une manière de « faire #société autrement ».

Une invitation à regarder autrement ce qui est déjà là et ce qui peut encore se développer !

Ateliers Agenda en juin 2026
Découvrez le rendez-vous Agenda en pratique !
Pour en savoir plus : https://kitcoop.cc/epopee/blog/2026-05-26-ateliers-agenda-juin-2026.html

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