We are pleased to announce that Ciro Petricciuolo, Resident Partner at our Monterrey office, has been appointed as Director and Secretary General of Fondazione Italia-Messico, an Italian foundation whose mission is to strengthen cultural, academic, and business relationships between Italy and Mexico.
At van Berings we strongly believe that our purpose as business lawyers is not limited to help clients to establish long-term and profitable economic relationships. It goes beyond this and aims at generating high value for the communities and environment in which van Berings and our clients operate.
Fondazione Italia-Messico has responded to the call to contribute in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015, and works actively on several projects aligned with said Sustainable Development Goals to achieve a better and more sustainable future.
We congratulate Ciro on his appointment at Fondazione Italia-Messico, and wish him the best of luck.
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