Mar. 11 – The “Italian companies in Hungary tell their stories” series has a new event, schedued for March 19 at 6pm, for the Italian Cultural Institute in Budapest. It’s a meeting on “Eni’s six-legged dog. A symbol of memory and future,” organized by the Italian Cultural Institute in collaboration with the Italian Chamber of Commerce for Hungary. Fabrizio Dassogno, President of Tigáz Zrt of the Eni Group, will take part in the event. “The history of Eni and its brand, from its origins to the most recent restyling, tells and reflects on the times of the six-legged dog, a hallmark of the Italian territory – reads the presentation statement on the IIC website – In short, the history of Eni is the story of a great company that traces the historical milestones that changed Italy from the 1950s onwards.” Eni, today, is one of the largest integrated energy companies in the world (present in 85 countries with 82,300 employees) and operates in the oil and natural gas industry, in the generation and sale of electricity, petrochemicals, engineering and construction, with constant attention to sustainable development. (Red)
