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New Campania Regional Headquarters: Focus Shifts from Naples Waterfront to Alternative Locations
The ambitious plan for a new regional headquarters for the Campania region, initially envisioned by former President Vincenzo De Luca as a landmark structure on the Naples waterfront (“Il Faro“), is facing challenges and a potential change in direction. Current planning now focuses on identifying alternative areas for the new building.
This development comes as the region solicits proposals for the association of the “festival della Canzone Napoletana” (Neapolitan Song festival). Applications must be submitted via online form by 12:00 PM on March 31, 2026. Applicants are required to submit a project proposal (maximum five pages), a curriculum vitae, and details of any partners or locations involved. Currently,the festival lacks a defined structure,artistic direction,and calendar.
The call for proposals for the festival originates from the previous regional administration led by Vincenzo De Luca (through the General Directorate for cultural Policies and Tourism, note number 0569953 dated October 28, 2025). The current Regional Councillor for culture, Ninni Cutaia, may revise the selection criteria and extend the application deadline, mirroring his approach to the recent call for a director for the “Trianon” theater.
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* Il Mattino
* Fondazione Campania dei Festival – Festival della Canzone Napoletana Form
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