Three days of meetings and debates on justice at the Tecnopolo in Rome
The Justice Salon is the annual appointment that brings the major themes of law and legality in Italy to the center of public debate. Hosted in Rome, in the Lazio region, at the Tecnopolo Tiburtino - Centro Studi Televisivi on Via Giacomo Peroni 130, in the Portonaccio district, the Salon dedicates three intense days to dialogue between institutions, the legal profession, the judiciary, businesses, and civil society. The motto accompanying the event, "Justice: A Common Commitment," summarizes the spirit of an event designed as a space for cross-party dialogue, open to both the majority and the opposition.
Each edition addresses the most current issues of the Italian judicial system: justice reform, the separation of magistrate careers, referendums, the fight against femicide, the relationship between artificial intelligence and the legal profession, security, environmental transition, and major public investment plans. The round tables bring together ministers, parliamentarians, high-ranking magistrates, presidents of professional orders, and representatives of the economic world, offering the public a privileged vantage point on the future of justice in the country.
The 2026 edition, scheduled from October 27 to 29, confirms the three-day debate format. Alongside institutional themes, the program also makes room for issues of economic and social development: the final day hosts a discussion on urban regeneration as an engine for regional growth, with the presentation of concrete redevelopment projects. The Salon thus confirms itself as a laboratory of ideas that combines legal culture, civic engagement, and a vision for the future.
The choice of Rome is no coincidence: the city that hosts the main State institutions is the natural home for an event that aims to bring citizens closer to the great issues of justice. The Tecnopolo, a modern television and conference hub in the Tiburtina area, guarantees ample space and significant media coverage, with live streaming that allows the proceedings to be followed from all over Italy.
The Justice Salon is aimed not only at professionals but also at students, journalists, and ordinary citizens interested in understanding how Italian justice works and how it is changing. Participation in the debates and the live streaming make the event a concrete tool for information and democratic participation in the heart of Lazio.
The 2026 edition of the Justice Salon confirms the three-day public debate format at the Tecnopolo in Rome, under the motto "Justice: A Common Commitment." Alongside debates on justice reform and the separation of careers, the program devotes space to themes of economic and social development in the regions, with a focus on urban regeneration.
The program for the 17th edition (October 27-29, 2026) includes three days of round tables and conferences at the Tecnopolo Tiburtino. On the final afternoon of Thursday, October 29, the debate "Urban Regeneration for Social and Economic Development" is scheduled, featuring Gianmarco Mazzi (Minister of Tourism), Marcello Minenna (economist), Andrea Girolami (President of AG Group), Edoardo Croci (Bocconi University, joining from Milan), Andrea Pellicini (Mayor of Luino), and Luca Sartorio (Grand Luino), moderated by Alessandro Plateroti; on this occasion, the redevelopment project for the historic Ratti factory overlooking the lakefront of Luino will be presented. The three days bring together representatives from the majority and opposition, the legal profession, the judiciary, businesses, and professional sectors on the topics of justice reform, referendums, and legality.
The Justice Salon is held at the Tecnopolo Tiburtino - Centro Studi Televisivi, at Via Giacomo Peroni 130 in Rome (Portonaccio district). The area is accessible by car via Via Tiburtina and the Grande Raccordo Anulare, and by public transport from the Roma Tiburtina railway stations and urban lines heading towards the Tecnopolo.
The event is free of charge; the debates are broadcast via live streaming on salonegiustizia.it and askanews.it. For updated information on schedules and registration, please refer to the official channels of the event.
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Tecnopolo Tiburtino - Centro Studi Televisivi
Via Giacomo Peroni 130, 00131 Roma