Conference Overview
FIDIC is pleased to announce that the FIDIC Global Infrastructure Conference 2027 will be held in Rome, Italy. As FIDIC’s flagship annual event, the conference is a global platform where the infrastructure industry comes together to share knowledge and experience and to strengthen collaboration across regions.
Rome is a fitting setting for the conference. Its roads, aqueducts and bridges still stand two thousand years after they were built, and they show how lasting infrastructure can shape societies and economies. Today, Italy brings deep engineering expertise to the delivery of complex transport, energy and urban projects at home and around the world. This makes Rome an ideal place for the global infrastructure community to consider how quality infrastructure can serve future generations.
The conference brings together the full spectrum of the infrastructure industry, including clients, governments, policy makers, consulting engineers, contractors, lawyers, financiers and architects. Delegates can expect high-level dialogue, practical knowledge sharing and valuable networking with peers and partners from across the globe.
The FIDIC Global Infrastructure Conference 2027 will take place at the Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel, from 3-5 October 2027.
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