Tuesday 24ᵗʰ
November 2020
Cultural heritage as a driver of port cities’ sustainable development
First online talk promoted by Adriatic Ports Cultural Network

AGENDA
Moderated by Franco FARINELLI
10:00 a.m INSTITUTIONAL REMARKS
Pino MUSOLINO, Special Commissioner and Acting President, North Adriatic Sea Port Authority
Rodolfo GIAMPIERI, President, Central Adriatic Ports Authority – Project Lead Partner
Federico ROSSET, Policy Officer, European Territorial Cooperation and Macrostrategies Unit, Joint Programming Department, Veneto Region
10.30 a.m. KEYNOTE SPEECH
Culture as a driver of sustainable cities
Ernesto Ottone RAMÍREZ, Assistant Director-General, UNESCO for Culture
10.50 a.m. HERITAGE, 2030AGENDA AND THE NEXT GENERATION OF PORT CITIES
The cultural dimension of the port vision
Carola HEIN, Professor of History of Architecture and Urban Planning, TuDelft University
Promoting and capitalising on the specific culture and identity of port cities. Learning from the Port Centre’s case histories
José M P SÁNCHEZ, International Project Manager, A.I.V.P. International Association Cities and Ports
11.20 a.m. VIRTUAL MUSEUM: A CHALLENGE BETWEEN LOCAL REALITY AND GLOBAL AMBITIONS
Domagoj DRAŽINA, Curator of Education, Project Manager, National Museum of Zadar
11.35 a.m. VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES TO REDISCOVER THE CULTURAL HERITAGE.
Paolo CLINI, Full Professor of Architectural Drawing and Survey, Polytechnic University of Marche
11.50 a.m. PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE ADRIATIC HERITAGE: THE ADRIJO NETWORK
Guido VETTOREL, Head of Development, Promotion, Statistics, Communication and EU Projects Unit, Central Adriatic Ports Authority
12.05 a.m. CONCLUSIONS
Valeria MANCINELLI, Mayor of Ancona - National Delegate for port cities, ANCI, Italian Municipalities Association
OUR SPEAKERS


Pino Musolino
Pino Musolino, now Acting President and Special Commissioner of the North Adriatic Sea Port Authority, was born in Venice in 1978. He graduated in Law at the University of Bologna and completed an LLM in “International Commercial and Maritime Law” at the University of Wales, Swansea.
Professional experience
Since 2017 he is President of the Venice Newport Container&Logistics SPA Management Board. Venice Newport Container&Logistics is a company fully owned by NAS Port Authority and it manages the investments linked to the development of the movable and immovable proprieties of the Port.
From 2017 to 2018 he has been President of the APV Investimenti SPA Management Board. APV Investimenti is a company fully owned by NAS Port Authority that develops digital solutions and manages the ICT and the property assets of the holding.
From 2016 to 2017 he worked as Corporate Insurance Risk Manager for the Middle East area at Hapag-Lloyd, based in Singapore, with the tasks of managing, coordinating and controlling all cargo and P&I claims, and coordinating the loss prevention management of the area.
From 2012 to 2016 he worked as Senior Claims Manager and Average Adjuster at Atlantis International Services NV, in Antwerp, in charge of providing legal advices and counsel on international transport claims, with a particular emphasis on cargo claims, P&I claims, H&M claims and GA and Salvage casualties.
Between 2011 and 2012 he worked as Sales and Contracts Manager at Mechel Service Belgium BVBA in Antwerp, a multinational leading in the production and sale of steel and ore materials. Here he dealt with the development and expansion of the Spanish, Portuguese and Scandinavian markets.
High Education and Academic work
Since 2019 he is a Maritime Law Lecturer at the Law School at the University of Bologna.
In 2020 he completed the Business Sustainability Management Certificate at the CISL – University of Cambridge.
In 2019 he completed the Global Diplomacy Certificate at the London SOAS University.
In 2018 he completed the Contemporary Chinese International Politics Certificate at the St. Antony’s College – Oxford University.
He lectures on maritime and port law, logistics, geopolitics and macroeconomics of transport with a focus on BRI (New Silk Road) at Ca’Foscari University of Venice, IUAV University of Venice, University of Bologna, University of Trieste and Milan Politecnico.
From April 2018 he is an affiliated member of the Erasmus China Business Centre of the Rotterdam School of Management – Erasmus University.

Ernesto Ottone
M. Ernesto Ottone RAssistant Director-General for CultureMr Ernesto Ottone R. is the Assistant Director-General for Culture of UNESCO. Prior to this position, Mr Ottone R. served as Chile’s first Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage from 2015 to 2018. As Minister of Culture, he created a Department of First Peoples, a Migrants Unit and strengthened copyright laws and heritage protections. During this time, he also chaired the Regional Centre for the Promotion of Books in Latin America and the Caribbean (2016 –2017). From 2011 to 2015, Mr Ottone R. served as Director-General of the Artistic and Cultural Extension Center of the University of Chile, which manages the National Symphony Orchestra of Chile, the Chilean National Ballet (BANCH), the Chile Symphony Choir and the Vocal Camerata. From 2001 to 2010, he held the position of Executive Director at the Matucana 100 Cultural Center in Santiago.Mr Ottone R. holds a Master’s degree in Management of Cultural Institutions and Policies from the University of Paris IX Dauphine (1998) and a Bachelor of Arts in theatre from the University of Chile (1995).

Domagoj Dražina
Domagoj Dražina was born in Zadar where he graduated on the Zadar University. In the year 2017 he started working for National Museum Zadar as a Curator of Education. Soon after he started working as a Project Manager on a project called COOLturization, whose aim was to include high school students from poorly developed parts of Zadar County in the work of National Museum Zadar and Puppet Theatre Zadar. By the end of the project students have presented their exhibition of paintings and photos, and theatre play. After the conclusion of the COOLturization Project Domagoj started working on the REMEMBER Project as a Project Manager.

Professor FRANCO FARINELLI
Franco Farinelli was born in Ortona ( Chieti) in 1948. He studied geography at Bologna University, where he became full professor in 1985. Between 1972 and 1984 he spent several months abroad, in field researchs in Iran, Afghanistan and India. After 1894 he thaught Advanced Political Geography at Geneva University, Switzerland (1987-9, 2004-5) and Theory of Geography at Nordic Institute for Urban and Regional Planning (NORDPLAN) in Stockholm, Sweden ( 1992-95). He was visiting professor of History and Epistemology of Geography at University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA), U.S.A., (1995), the University of California in Berkeley ( 2001), the Universitè de Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne (2004), the University of Svizzera Italiana (USI) Lugano, Switzerland ( 20012-18) and the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de México ( UNAM), Mexico City (2017).
He held, among others, seminars at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston ( march 2003), Ecole Normale Superieure in Paris (avril 2004), Eidgenössischen Technischen Hochschule (ETH) in Zürich ( juin 2004, avril 2006), Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo (avril 2005 and may 2008) in Santander, Berliner Technische Hochschule (may 2011), Caixaforum (october 2012) in Barcelona, Cornell University ( october 2006) in Ithaca, N.Y., Max Planck Institute (october 2013) in Berlin, Institute d’études politiques de Paris ( fevrier 2014), Freie Üniversitat ( march 2014) in Berlin, College de France ( march 2015) in Paris.
From october 1986 to october 1993 he was the head of the Institute of Geography of Bologna University.
From avril 2001 to may 2007 and from february 2010 to may 2012 he was the head of the Department of Communication Studies of Bologna University.
From may 2012 to avril 2018 he was the head of the Department of Philosophy and Communication Studies of Bologna University
From october 2001 to may 2009 he was vice-president of the Association of Italian Geographers
From may 2009 to march 2018 he was President of the Association of Italian Geographers
In avril 2015 he received an honorary degree of Architecture from USI, Lugano.
Many of his books are published or translated abroad. Among others:
Pour une théorie génerale de la géographie, Géneve, Département de Géographie, 1989
Geografia. Un’introduzione ai modelli del mondo, Torino 2003: french translation Paris 2009; serbian Novi Sad 2012; english London-New York-Calcutta 2018
L’invenzione della Terra, Palermo 2007: portuguese translation Sâo Paulo 2012; catalan Barcelona 2012; french Paris 2018
Del Mapa al laberinto, Barcelona 2013
Franco Farinelli

Rodolfo Giampieri
Rodolfo Giampieri is the first President of the Central Adriatic Ports Authority, established in 2016 for the management of the six ports of Pesaro, Ancona-Falconara, S. Benedetto del Tronto, Pescara and Ortona.
Previously Commissioner and President of Ancona Port Authority (2013-2016), he gave priority to the implementation of port infrastructures, informatisation of port procedures and to the development of cruise sector in the port and in the territory of Marche region through the “Welcome to Ancona” territorial promotion initiative.
Being a convinced promoter of the port-city dialogue as key factor to ensure sustainable and durable development of port infrastructures, in 2015 he inaugurated the opening of the Ancona Old Port, a port area rich in monumental and cultural heritage opened for recreational and leisure activities as part of the port-city dialogue initiative and shortly become a tourist and social highlight of the town.
Form 2005 to 2013 he served in the Ancona Chamber of Commerce, as Vice-President (2005-2009) becoming president in 2010 until 2013. In 2005 he launched the territorial promotion project “Welcome to Ancona”, awarded with national and international recognitions as best practice to coordinate institutional and private initiatives related to passengers welcoming in a cruise destination.
Furthermore, he was coordinator of the Marche Logistics Observatory, the institutional platform to promote the coordinated development of the main logistics infrastructures of the region: the port of Ancona, Marche Freight Village and Marche airport.
In 2010, he was appointed Vice President of the Forum of the Adriatic-Ionian Chambers of Commerce (AICC), the international association bringing together 45 Chambers of Commerce from the two shores of the Adriatic Sea, representing approximately 1,500,000 companies; in 2013 he was appointed President until 2017.
Since 2011 he has also been a member of the Board of Directors of the Foundation for the Permanent Secretariat of the Adriatic-Ionian Initiative, until 2014.
In 2015, he was appointed in the management board of the Marche Polytechnic University, until 2018.
Appointed in Unioncamere Marche (the regional association of the Chambers of Commerce) in 2010, he acted as delegate to the internationalisation and to the relations with the European Union and the Balkans.
In 2011, he was appointed member of the Unioncamere (the Italian national association of the Chambers of Commerce) national Infrastructure Commission until 2015.
In 2007 he was appointed as member of the management board of the bank Banca popolare di Ancona, until 2017.
Rodolfo Giampieri was born in Ancona on 1954.

Carola Hein
Carola Hein is Professor and Head, History of Architecture and Urban Planning Chair at Delft University of Technology. Among other major grants, she received a Guggenheim Fellowship to pursue research on The Global Architecture of Oil. Her books include: Adaptive Strategies for Water Heritage (2019) The Routledge Planning History Handbook (2017), Port Cities: Dynamic Landscapes and Global Networks (2011), Brussels: Perspectives on a European Capital (2007), The Capital of Europe. Architecture and Urban Planning for the European Union (2004), Rebuilding Urban Japan after 1945 (2003), and Cities, Autonomy and Decentralisation in Japan. (2006)

Paolo Clini
Paolo Clini (M), Full Professor of Drawing and Survey of Architecture at Università Politecnica delle Marche (DICEA). Member of ICOM, he works on the commission “Digital technologies for cultural heritage”. He is Delegate of the Rector for the Enhancement of Artistic and Architectural Heritage.
PhD in 1997 at Florence University, in 2002 he obtained the diploma to the European Masters in History of Architecture at the University of Rome III with a study entitled “The drawings of the Basilica of Fano in “De Architectura” of Vitruvius, drawn up under the guide scientific of Professor Pierre Gros. He is member of the PhD school in “Engineering Science” at UNIPM; from 2010 to 2019 he chaired of the “Vitruvian Research Center” dedicated to Vitruvius and to his relationship with the ancient and classical architecture. Its interests concern digital transformation of Museums and Cultural Heritage, ICT-driven representation aimed at the communication of the architecture, artworks and tangible/intangible cultural heritage. Focused on digital facsimiles uses and exploitation, he is coordinator and scientific supervisor of more than 100 digitalisation campaign for architectural and archaeological heritage, in Italy, East Europe and North Africa. He is co-author of more than 100 technical papers and six books. He is a member of different academia, several conference committee and he collaborates in editorial board of international scientific journals.

Valeria Mancinelli
Valeria Mancinelli, lawyer, Mayor of Ancona, has been elected in 2013 and reconfirmed in 2018.
In the same year, she has been awarded the 2018 World Mayor Prize with the following recognition: under her leadership, Ancona, the capital of the Marche region on the Adriatic coast, has enjoyed strong economic growth. Valeria Mancinelli set off by creating a cross-city partnership involving the public and private sectors as well as the working population. From the outset, Mayor Mancinelli has kept the public fully informed about the challenges ahead, her goals as well as the successes achieved and difficulties encountered. As a mayoral candidate, she pledged an economic recovery consisting of small steps and the move towards new economic sectors for the city, as tourism and culture, often in partnership with the port.
In 2020, she was appointed as national delegate for port-city issues by ANCI (the association of Italian municipalities). Under this role, she is part of the National ports conference, the highest coordination body for port policy of the Italian Government.
In the same year, she became the president of ANCI Marche, the regional body of the association of municipalities.
In 2019 she published the book “I principi del buongoverno. La visione di un sindaco nel caos del mondo che cambia”. In the book she analyses the principles that drove her first mandate: responsibility, transparency, decision making and, above all, the concrete politics: the implementation of a strategy of economic recovery on the basis of concrete, practical steps.
In 2012, she was appointed as President of Conero Bus, the local public transport company, until 2013.
In2001 she was appointed as manager of Ancona water public utility company, until 2009, driving the expansion of the market area up to 45 municipalities.
In 1983 she served as assessor for the Ancona municipality, delegated to environment and social services. During her mandate, she contributed to the establishment of the Conero natural park.
As lawyer Valeria Mancinelli is associated in a law firm since 1992. She mainly works on civil and administrative law, with a specific focus on the functioning of local administrations, health structures, public transport and public firms.
Valeria Mancinelli is born in 1955 and lives in Ancona.


Federico Rosset
Graduated in 2002 in International and Diplomatic Science at Trieste University, I have been working for Veneto Region since 2009, initially in the International Relations Department, then, since 2015, in European Territorial Cooperation and Macrostrategies Unit. I particularly deal with Italy-Croatia CBC Programme 2014-2020 and EUSAIR.
I am also Member of the Task Force for the new Italy-Croatia Programme 2021-2027.

José Manuel PAGÉS SÁNCHEZ
Dr. José M P Sánchez is international project manager in AIVP (International Association Cities and Ports). He is responsible for the development of the AIVP Agenda 2030, co-managing the Port Center Network and the Expert’s Network, and coordinating content on port city community and environmental affairs. In 2019, he completed his PhD in Hamburg’s Hafencity University focused on sustainable port-city relationships. In his research career he received different grants to pursue his investigation from organizations such as the Übersee-Club from Hamburg or the Cusanuswerk Studientstiftung. José M P Sánchez is also an architect since 2011, when he finished his Master at Lisbon’s Technical University, earning the Top 20 Master students’ award. Previously, Jose Sánchez has worked as an architect in renowned practices, and as independent consultant, lecturer and researcher. He is also the author of the blog theportandthecity.wordpress.com, where he shares his views on port cities.

Guido Vettorel
Since 2016, Guido Vettorel is the Head of Unit Development, Promotion, Statistics, EU Projects and Communication of the Central Adriatic Ports Authority.
He coordinates the different tasks of the Unit, reporting directly to the President and to the General Secretary.
He is in charge with the EU relations of the Central Adriatic Ports Authority, also in the framework of the Institutional initiative as the SCANMED Corridor Forum.
In 2016 he was appointed as representative of the central Adriatic ports in MedCruise to promote Ancona and the central Adriatic ports as destination.
In 2011 he started working for Ancona port authority in the Development and Promotion Unit as EU project expert.
Between 2008 and 2011 he worked for Venice Port Authority as EU project manager;
In 2007 he started as freelance EU policy junior expert.
Guido Vettorel is graduated in International and Diplomatic Politics at the University of Bologna (second faculty in Forlì). He achieved a DESUP in EU economics and law at the Collège Miguel Servet at the Sorbonne University, Paris.
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