International trade does not make for cheerful reading these days, with talk of tariffs, geopolitical tension, broken supply chains, and general economic uncertainty filling the headlines on both sides of the Atlantic. And yet, in the middle of all that gloom, one relationship keeps proving stubbornly resilient: the one between Italy and the United States.
Speaking at the 111th Assembly of the American Chamber of Commerce in Italy, AmCham’s Secretary General, Simone Crolla, observed that trade between the two countries now surpassed $110 billion, confirming the United States as one of the most important destinations for Italian exports.
