I Edizione PaNeapolis - Intervista a Domenico Filosa e Mariarosaria Ricci

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La I Edizione di PaNeapolis in programma dal 15 al 19 Maggio a Piazza Mercato ha visto coinvolte nella sua cinque i giorni, oltre 30 partner e gli sponsor, 200mq di area allestita, oltre 30 gazebo, 60 panettieri al giorno, 400 giovani dai 6 ai 18 anni. Le aree espositive, tra seminari, laboratori e prodotti dedicati alla panificazione e al food hanno ottenuto un incredibile successo di partecipanti provenienti da scuole e dal mondo dei giovani, grazie al coinvolgimento di istituiti scolastici la kermesse ha dedicato momenti di programmazione dedicati alla legalità, all'istruzione , alla cultura e al gioco. Le associazioni, le istituzioni, gli enti , i comuni , e le maestranze coinvolte sono state:Regione Campania, Comune di Napoli, Città Metropolitana di Napoli, Dipartimento di Agraria dell'Ateneo Federico II di Napoli, Comune di Foglianise, Fondazione Monti Lattari, Unipan, e CSV.

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