

A global movement rooted in local action
The future of health, for people, planet, and economies, cannot be solved in isolation.
It demands a new kind of platform: one that blends science with society, research with real life, and global ambition with local action.
Milan, with its rich cultural heritage, innovation hubs, and civic spirit, becomes a living testbed for how we rethink health across generations, disciplines, and systems.
The Milan Longevity Summit is not just a gathering; it’s where urgency meets imagination, where cross-sector alliances are forged, and where the future of One Health begins to take shape.

Move for Life,
Thrive for Longevity
In 2026, the Milan Longevity Summit expands into a living network of activations across Milan and beyond, connecting regions, institutions, and citizens in a shared journey toward the future of One Health across people, planet, and prosperity.
From public spaces to institutional stages, the Summit reimagines how longevity is discussed, experienced, and advanced.

The next chapter




Youth Takeover
On the final day of the Milan Longevity Summit, the stage shifts.
Not as a symbolic gesture, but as a deliberate transition of voice, perspective, and responsibility.
Youth Takeover is where the next generation steps forward, not as future leaders, but as present system shapers. A space where young founders, researchers, creators, and changemakers bring forward new ways of thinking about health, society, and the planet. Not constrained by legacy models, but informed by urgency, creativity, and lived experience.
Across sessions, dialogues, and open exchanges, this is a moment to challenge assumptions, reframe priorities, and ask different questions:
What does it mean to design systems for a 100-year life?
What kind of world are we building, and who is it truly built for?
What are we not seeing because we are too close to the way things have always been done?
From food systems to mental health, from education to technology, Youth Takeover connects ideas with action - bridging generations in a conversation that is as much about listening as it is about leading.
Because the future is not something to prepare them for.
It is something they are already building.

The Vatican Longevity Summit
The Vatican Longevity Summit returns 25–26 May 2026, focusing on the ethical frontiers of longevity, artificial intelligence, and the future of human health.

























