Friuli Venezia Giulia shines in Naples during the Neapolitan coffee days

In the heart of Naples, within the historic walls of Castel Nuovo, the event “No bbèllu ccafè“, dedicated to the shared love for espresso, a symbol of conviviality and Italian culture. Friuli Venezia Giulia, represented by illustrious figures and companies, played a leading role, showing how coffee is an element of union and cultural exchange between different regions.

Illustrious presences and significant interventions

The participation of Friuli Venezia Giulia was marked by the presence of Roberto Di Piazza, mayor of Trieste, who, in a telephone connection with Gaetano Manfredi, mayor of Naples, expressed the desire to strengthen the ties between the two cities, both vital in Italian coffee culture. The general director of LaSanMarco, Roberto Nocera, now president of Ucimac, brought the prestigious lever coffee machines on stage, recalling the technological and cultural heritage linked to Naples.

Coffee culture as a bridge between communities

The events saw a wide participation of roasters, among which the Polojac family, a historic Trieste company, stood out, offering espresso tastings, demonstrating the art of roasting that characterizes Friuli Venezia Giulia. Andrej Godina, renowned coffee expert, actively participated, bringing further prestige to the event with his knowledge.

Sport and culture in the dialogue between cities

The dialogue between the regions was further enriched by the presence of Silvio Fauner, Olympic champion, who participated in a round table on the topic of competitive competition, illustrating how sport can be a vehicle of common values and shared aspirations.

An event that strengthens bonds and opens up new possibilities

The event underlined the importance of cultural events as catalysts of interregional relations, proposing Naples and Friuli Venezia Giulia not only as geographical places, but as meeting spaces enriched by history and the common passion for coffee.

Special guests and prospects

Among the guests, the honorable Alfonso Pecarancio Scanio and Francesco Emilio Borrelli underlined the importance of such meetings to promote Italian cultural heritage and to explore new avenues of collaboration.

This event not only celebrates coffee, but lays the foundation for future collaborations, where dialogue and sharing of practices and traditions can lead to new, stimulating initiatives.