

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
The Voices of One Health
A curated selection of global voices, from Nobel laureates and leading scientists to visionary founders, policymakers, and cultural pioneers, shaping the future of health, longevity, and the systems that sustain life.
More speakers announced tomorrow!
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
Making cutting-edge science and innovation accessible, inclusive, and actionable for all
Democratizing Longevity Science
Fostering literacy from early learning through old age to support informed, healthier lives
Lifelong Education
Linking sustainability and resilience, from food and materials to energy, mobility, and design.
Longevity of the Planet
Turning knowledge into action through policies that support healthier, longer-living societies.
Shaping Policies
Embedding One Health thinking across industries, policies and technologies.
Cross-Sector Innovation
Activating One Health across borders through inclusive formats and public dialogue
Catalyze the Movement

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.


























