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While the global numbers of the pandemic don't decrease and at the local level attempts are made to contain new outbreaks, it becomes clearer every day how vital it is to come up with a solution quickly. The vaccine "rush" that has been unleashed in the recent months represents a unique fact in the history of vaccinations, both for the rapidity of experimentation and production, enormously faster than those known so far, as well as for the existence of a large number of competing vaccines. 

The approval of the first drugs does not stop the work of pharmaceutical companies, nor that of the competent authorities approving new antidotes. To stop the pandemic, as many vaccines as possible are needed, just as important are the treatments based on monoclonal antibodies and innovative diagnostic solutions for the timely detection of the virus and molecular tests. 

Together with institutional guests of the highest order such as the Minister of Economic Development, Giancarlo Giorgetti and the President of the Superior Health Council and new coordinator of the Technical Scientific Committee, Prof. Franco Locatelli, we will try to shed a light on what is really happening and what awaits us in the coming months at a national and international level. We will analyze the important innovations in research and development and we will provide an objective picture of the fundamental role that companies also have in logistics and safety.