The Cipnes Gallura leads a strategy of internationalization that aims to surpass luxury tourism to become a global productive ecosystem. The project was born with the objective of transforming international leadership in the world of yachting into a new economic infrastructure of the sea. According to Forbes Italia, the goal is to surpass the destination model for shipowners and luxury tourism to become an ecosystem capable of attracting capital, developing skills, supporting shipbuilding, and generating new productive chains linked to the blue economy.

The path involves Cipnes Gallura as the implementing subject for development, international promotion of businesses, territorial marketing, and the realization of the Sardinian Maritime Fair, which has become a reference platform for dialogue between industry, markets, and investors. The company has communicated that the project falls within the regional regulatory framework defined by Article 10, paragraph 6 of the regional law 8 May 2025, n. 12, modified by Article 16 of the regional law 11 September 2025, n. 24. The maritime sector represents a extraordinary opportunity for Sardinia because it brings together high-end tourism, manufacturing, technology, training, and the ability to attract investments.

According to Livio Fideli, president of Cipnes Gallura, the goal is to create a stable connection between Sardinian businesses and international markets, bringing our companies abroad and, at the same time, bringing capitals, businesses, and skills to the island. The heart of the strategy is the Sardinian Maritime Fair, which in Olbia has assumed an increasingly important role as a platform for meeting between the regional productive system and the global market. The event, which in Olbia has assumed an increasingly important role as a platform for meeting between the regional productive system and the global market, has confirmed the growth of the event, with about 150 exhibitors, over 250 vessels, and more than 100 speakers among Italian and international companies.

The fifth edition, from 7 to 10 May, has confirmed the growth of the event, with about 150 exhibitors, over 250 vessels, and more than 100 speakers among Italian and international companies, startups, universities, research centers, institutions, and financial operators. During the event, "La Repubblica Marinara," the first event dedicated to new Italian entrepreneurship, was also presented, involving talents under 30 of a generation called to interpret the future of the maritime sector. The Sardinian Maritime Fair, which in Olbia has assumed an increasingly important role as a platform for meeting between the regional productive system and the global market, has progressively expanded its identity: no longer just a trade fair, but a laboratory dedicated to the future of the marine economy, with a comparison on innovation, sustainability, digitalization, new fuels, and training.

The expected developments for the future of Sardinian maritime depend on the ability of Cipnes Gallura to maintain this stable connection between businesses and international markets. If the internationalization plan succeeds in generating new investments and skills, Sardinia could become a global hub for the blue economy, transforming the sea into a new industry that surpasses the traditional luxury tourism model.