(ANSA) - Turin, February 19 - Pupils from 725 schools across the country are to present their idea of the future of Italy in its national pavilion at Milan Expo, organisers said Thursday.
"Every day children from five Italian schools will display their work with a single common denominator: give indications of how they see the Italy of the future," said Paolo Verri, events manager at the Italy pavilion.
The work will be on show in a dedicated space within the context of the project Vivaio Italia (Nursery Garden Italy) involving concerts, performances, exhibitions, lessons and debates around nutrition and sustainability, Expo's overarching themes.
The project also includes performances by music students from all of the country's conservatories to a total of over 500 concerts.
School children to 'imagine future of Italy' at Expo
Project part of Nursery Garden Italy in national pavilion