We build bridges for a better tomorrow

TheCalabrian Institute of International Policy (IsCaPI) is a nonprofit organization founded at the University of Calabria in 2005.

The Institute focuses on training, research and studies concerning international politics and economics, economic and cultural cooperation, regional integration and relations between countries with different levels of development.

The Institute aims to provide training and information services through existing or developing regional and international networks in order to promote community and international mobility and improve the image of Calabria and Italy in the world.

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IsCaPI hosts institutional mission of May University in Cairo to Calabria, Italy
30 August 2025

The start was natural: Belvedere, the home of the agreement. At City Hall, City Council President Maria Rachele Filicetti welcomed the team led by Rania M.A. Mageed (Head of International Office, May University in Cairo), joined by Omar Mohamed Mahmoud Abdelrazik (International Office). President Salvatore La Porta and Fabrizia Arcuri,

IsCaPI strengthens academic ties in Egypt: agreements, art and cultural diplomacy with Summer Peace University
1 March 2025

From February 19-23, 2025, the Calabrian Institute of International Policy(IsCaPI) carried out an institutional mission to Egypt as part of the Summer Peace University (SPU) programming. The delegation consisted of President Dr. Salvatore La Porta, Africa and Middle East Coordinator Dr. Taha Mattar, International Secretary Dr. Fabiana Andrea Bellina and

IsCaPI in Nepal: SPU protocols, UnaSasa project and a network of cooperation with local institutions and communities
22 January 2025

From Jan. 11 to Jan. 17, 2025, the Calabrian Institute of International Policy (IsCaPI), led by President Dr. Salvatore La Porta and Director of International Relations Dr. Fabiana Andrea Bellina, conducted an official mission to Nepal as part of the institutional tour to South Asia. The main objectives of the