REGIONE CAMPANIA
Regione Campania is one of Italy’s twenty regions, a public territorial entity established under the Italian Constitution rather than a commercial company. Its territory comprises the provinces of Avellino, Benevento, Caserta, Naples and Salerno, and its administrative seat is in Naples, at Via Santa Lucia 81.
As an ordinary-statute region under Title V of the Constitution, Regione Campania’s institutions began operating following Italy’s first regional elections in 1970, initially under the Statute approved by national Law No. 348 of 22 May 1971. Following the 1999 constitutional reform giving regions the power to adopt their own statutes, Regione Campania approved its current Statute by Regional Law No. 6 of 28 May 2009, setting out the region’s institutional organisation and powers.
The region is governed by a directly elected President of the Regional Government (Presidente della Giunta Regionale), the Regional Council (Consiglio Regionale) exercising legislative functions, and the Regional Government (Giunta Regionale). Roberto Fico has served as President since taking office following the November 2025 regional election, with Massimiliano Manfredi presiding over the Regional Council. Within the powers assigned to Italian regions, Regione Campania is responsible for matters including healthcare planning, regional transport and infrastructure, territorial and urban planning, tourism, agriculture, vocational training and economic development within its territory.
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What does REGIONE CAMPANIA do?
Regione Campania is not a commercial company but one of Italy's twenty regions, a public territorial entity established under the Italian Constitution with its administrative seat in Naples. Its territory covers the provinces of Avellino, Benevento, Caserta, Naples and Salerno. Operating under its Statute (Regional Law No. 6 of 28 May 2009), it is governed by a directly elected President of the Regional Government, the Regional Council and the Regional Government (Giunta Regionale), and exercises regional competences including healthcare planning, transport, territorial planning, tourism, agriculture and economic development.
Who is REGIONE CAMPANIA's UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner)?
No Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) data is recorded for REGIONE CAMPANIA; access to beneficial-ownership data in this jurisdiction is governed by its own register rules.
Is REGIONE CAMPANIA still an active company?
REGIONE CAMPANIA's status is listed as active.
When was REGIONE CAMPANIA incorporated?
REGIONE CAMPANIA was incorporated on 1 January 1947.
What is REGIONE CAMPANIA's registered address?
The registered address on file for REGIONE CAMPANIA is NAPOLI, Italy.
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