Roman Trade Day — shops, voices, and excellence
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Roman Trade Day — shops, voices, and excellence

03 Dec 2025
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Edition 2025 — Roman Trade Day

On December 3, 2025, the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy headquarters on Via Vittorio Veneto hosted the Roman Trade Day promoted by the Associazione Botteghe Romane. An institutional session followed by a convivial moment focused on historic shops, local markets, catering, and craftsmanship: a sector that accounts for 31% of Rome's GDP and which in 2025 also celebrated the bicentenary of the modern Roman osteria.

The 2025 edition

The edition took place on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, at the MIMIT headquarters on Via Vittorio Veneto in Rome, thanks to the collaboration between the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy and the Associazione Botteghe Romane.

The day was marked by thematic panels dedicated to Roman cuisine worldwide and technical issues of great concern to operators, such as the use of public space and license renewals. Speakers included, among others, the association's president Enrico Corcos, MIMIT chief of cabinet Federico Eichberg, Senator Maurizio Gasparri — who urged the approval of legislation to protect historic businesses by January 2026 — the secretary-general of Assocamerestero Domenico Mauriello, and the First Municipality councilor Sergio Grazioli.

Topics covered included: urban safety, agri-food promotion and Made in Italy, public area trade, and the bicentenary of the modern Roman osteria (1825-2025). The evening concluded with a convivial moment dedicated to the aromas and flavors of Roman excellence.

Where does it take place — Roman Trade Day

Ministero delle Imprese e del Made in Italy (MIMIT)

Via Vittorio Veneto 33, 00187 Roma

Contact Roman Trade Day

Tel
+39 06 3226588

Roman Trade Day in brief

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