We're back with a new interview with one of the employers registered on the EURES TMS platform. This time we're heading to Italy, more specifically to Milan, an Italian city located in the Lombardy region, considered the country's economic capital and known for fashion, design, finance, and culture.

Noémie Falzon's story takes us to a country in the European Union that we have not yet explored: Ireland. A country at the western end of Europe, and the second-largest island on the continent (after Great Britain).

We took you to Germany, Spain, Netherland, and Denmark. We talked with young jobseekers, employers, and managers. Today, we move to Austria, in a slightly different context, and we meet Prof. Davide Ret, a university researcher in Vienna, for a new interview.

The story of Antonio Mangiapane the protagonist of the mobility story we are going to tell you takes us from Palermo, our young engineer's birthplace, to Germany.

Besim's life proves how mobility, work related and not, might represent an opportunity.

I would like to say to all young people who are thinking of having a mobility experience in Europe, to look every day for new opportunities and, above all, not to be afraid

I met EURES during the Pordenone Fair, an annual fair for graduates and for all young looking for a first or a new job

“For those like me who want to work in the promotion of cultural heritage, this experience abroad with YfEj is something that ‘sets you apart’ and is, above all, essential because only by working away from home, you can know the international market and other cultures”