Politecnico di Milano and the Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) sign partnership agreement
Politecnico di Milano and the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM) have entered into a significant partnership agreement aimed at promoting joint initiatives in the technology, training, and research fields. This agreement marks the beginning of a strategic partnership that fosters innovation, improves academic and professional training, and supports digital transformation projects.
The agreement, signed by Politecnico di Milano Rector Donatella Sciuto, and Agency Director Roberto Alesse, lays the foundations for joint work in several areas, including applied research, development of innovative solutions, design of educational programmes, and participation in European funding opportunities. The two institutions will cooperate to support the education of students and staff through innovative teaching methods and research on topics of scientific relevance.
Among the partnership’s main objectives are the advancement of studies in technological innovation, the implementation of innovative solutions across the public and private sectors, and the enhancement of training programmes to boost the country’s competitiveness in the technology domain.
Donatella Sciuto, Rector of Politecnico di Milano
The agreement, signed by Politecnico di Milano Rector Donatella Sciuto, and Agency Director Roberto Alesse, lays the foundations for joint work in several areas, including applied research, development of innovative solutions, design of educational programmes, and participation in European funding opportunities. The two institutions will cooperate to support the education of students and staff through innovative teaching methods and research on topics of scientific relevance.
Among the partnership’s main objectives are the advancement of studies in technological innovation, the implementation of innovative solutions across the public and private sectors, and the enhancement of training programmes to boost the country’s competitiveness in the technology domain.
Working with an academic institution of excellence such as Politecnico di Milano enables the Customs and Monopolies Agency to combine scientific innovation, applied research, and advanced training to build a modern and technologically equipped public administration. This partnership is a strategic challenge that we intend to address with a clear vision and method, fully aware that technological innovation is not an end, but a tool to improve the services provided to citizens and businesses.
Roberto Alesse, Director of Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli