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7th Edition INNOVAZIONE E SEMPLIFICAZIONE
* European Digital Wallet, Digital Identity, AI and Skills: Simplifying the Future by Enhancing the Role of Administrative Services Agencies *
Rome, 17 December 2026, 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Sala della Regina, Piazza Montecitorio
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
To pre-register for the event, please complete the form at the bottom of the page.
Innovation and Simplification are two strategic drivers for the development and competitiveness of the country. The European Digital Wallet (E-Wallet), the digital identity and toolkit of each individual, Artificial Intelligence, which is increasingly becoming part of our daily lives, and new technological tools are profoundly transforming the relationship between citizens, businesses and Public Administration.
This is a complex system that is changing society day by day, in which human interactions and activities are increasingly interconnected. Clear rules are therefore needed to ensure that technology serves people, without creating barriers, while promoting accessibility, inclusion and trust.
In this context, digital delegation for representation takes on particular importance, not only as a tool but, above all, as an expression of the relationship of trust between citizens, professionals and Public Administration. The ability to grant secure and fully interoperable delegations is essential to making the new digital ecosystem truly effective, particularly in the field of business and professional services.
The Administrative Services Specialist, a professional operating under Italian Law No. 4/2013, is among the key players who can contribute to improving interaction with Public Administration. Administrative Services Specialists act as facilitators, supporting citizens, businesses and professionals throughout the digital transition, while ensuring local accessibility, qualified assistance and the simplification of administrative procedures. Thousands of professionals perform this facilitating role every day, contributing to economic development and the modernisation of the country.
Digital security is equally important. The conference aims to highlight how innovation, skills and technology can help strengthen personal protection, ensure secure and informed access to services, and promote the full exercise of individual rights.
Innovation must, in fact, serve people, so that technological progress translates into genuine social and civic progress, combining opportunities, security and inclusion, while also helping to combat all forms of violence and discrimination.
This is the context for the discussion proposed by the Conference, bringing together representatives of institutions, Government, public administrations, businesses, associations and professional communities, all invited to share a common vision for building innovation that genuinely serves society as a whole.
PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION FROM 2:00 P.M.
PROCEEDINGS BEGIN AT 3:00 P.M.
Opening remarks
- Hon. Annarita Patriarca – Secretary of the Bureau of the Chamber of Deputies
- Nicola Testa – President of UNAPPA; institutional address and opening remarks
- Prof. Luciano Fasano – Department of Social and Political Sciences; Member of the UNAPPA Scientific Committee; presentation of the research study “The Tribe of Administrative Services Agencies”
The following speakers have confirmed their attendance and participation:
- Hon. Paolo Emilio Russo – Member of the I Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Prime Minister’s Office and Home Affairs
- Hon. Vinicio Peluffo – Vice-Chair of the X Committee on Productive Activities, Trade and Tourism
- Hon. Novo Umberto Maerna – Member of the X Committee on Productive Activities, Trade and Tourism
- Dr Giuseppe Tripoli – Secretary-General of Unioncamere
- Dr Antonio Maria Tambato – Director of Innovation and Digital Transition, Agency for Digital Italy (AgID)
- Dr Alessandro Violi – Director of Institutional Communications, Italian National Social Security Institute (INPS)
- Prof. Aristide Police – Chair of the Commission for the Review of the Digital Administration Code (CAD), Ministry for Institutional Reforms and Technological Innovation
The following individuals have currently been invited to participate as speakers:
- Sen. Paolo Zangrillo – Minister for Public Administration (awaiting confirmation following a meeting)
- Hon. Adolfo Urso – Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy
- Hon. Mara Bizzotto – Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy
- Hon. Sandra Savino – Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Economy and Finance
- Hon. Igor Iezzi – Member of the I Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Prime Minister’s Office and Home Affairs
- Hon. Andrea Casu – Member of the IX Committee on Transport, Posts and Telecommunications; Committee for Simplification
- Sen. Mariastella Gelmini – Member of the I Standing Committee on Constitutional Affairs
- Sen. Stefania Craxi – Member of the II Standing Committee on Justice
- Gabriele Fava – President of the Italian National Social Security Institute (INPS)
- Gaetano Manfredi – President of the National Association of Italian Municipalities (ANCI)
- Vincenzo Carbone – Director-General of the Italian Revenue Agency
- Mario Nobile – Director-General of the Agency for Digital Italy (AgID)
- Representatives of trade and professional associations, together with prominent figures from the business and scientific communities
- Presidents of selected Committees of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate (Justice, Productive Activities and Labour)
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