Alessandro Cattaneo has been nominated as the new Ambassador of Italy in Canada. The appointment has been made with the declared aim of working for the strengthening of relations between two nations bound by common values of democracy and freedom. These values, as emphasised by the Ambassador himself, form a solid basis for facing global challenges together in major international organisations such as the UN, NATO and the G7.
The entire Board of the Canadian Chamber in Italy expresses its appreciation for the appointment and wishes Ambassador Cattaneo every success in his work, certain that his experience will contribute to strengthening bilateral cooperation.
President Caterina Passariello commented: ‘Ambassador Cattaneo’s appointment represents an important step in the consolidation of relations between Italy and Canada. His expertise and commitment will be fundamental in promoting new opportunities for dialogue and collaboration between our two countries.’
Who is the new Ambassador of Italy in Canada
Ambassador Cattaneo, who has a degree in law and a diplomatic career that began in 1998, brings with him extensive experience gained in relevant posts in various international fora, including Tel Aviv, Brussels and Washington, as well as at the Presidency of the Republic and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. This experience represents a valuable resource for the future of bilateral relations.
At the recent Italy-Canada Conference, held in Rome on 22 October 2024, topics of collaboration in strategic areas such as technology, sustainable energy and infrastructure were discussed in depth. This event highlighted the importance of continuing in the direction of shared development, confirming the mutual interest in building solid and lasting partnerships.
The Canadian Chamber in Italy reaffirms its commitment to fostering dialogue and cooperation between the business and institutional communities of the two countries, hoping that Ambassador Cattaneo’s mandate will represent an opportunity for growth and strengthening for both nations.
