The project carried out by Eni's historical archive "In altre parole" has concluded. Over the course of 2024, we have collected the testimonies of illustrious figures who, inside or outside the company, were protagonists, witnesses or even just spectators of a fundamental passage that saw the transformation of Eni, the privatization process that ended in 1995. More and more often, traditional sources are accompanied by testimonies of a different nature to which similar historical importance is attributed. Among these, oral sources have the most important role, so much so that they are protected by the archival Superintendencies like other documentary sources

A project that immediately found the availability of the identified protagonists. The interviewees in alphabetical order:

Giuliano Amato, Piero Barucci, Franco Bernabè, Luca Bertelli, Vincenzo Boffi, Guido Brusco, Gilberto Callera, Massimo Cappelli, Sabino Cassese, Pietro Cavanna, Pierluigi Celli, Alberto Clò, Giuseppe De Rita, Claudio Descalzi, Giancarlo Falcucci, Angelo Fanelli, Francesca Ferrazza, Carlo Frillici, Giuseppina Fusco, Vincenzo Gaeta, Francesco Giavazzi, Antonio Libri, Stefano Lucchini, Marco Mangiagalli, Emma Marcegaglia, Alberto Meomartini, Stefano Meloni, Anna Elisa Messa, Alfredo Moroni, Lapo Pistelli, Alessandro Puliti, Giuseppe Ricci, Renato Roffi, Luigi Sampaolo, Giulio Sapelli, Andrea Simoni, Tiziano Treu, Roberto Ulissi, Daniela Viglione.

The interviews have allowed us to collect facts, points of view and new aspects of the history of our company; testimonies that enrich the Archive first of all, but also provide new tools for reading a history, that of Eni, that never ceases to fascinate. All this thanks also to the valuable work of professors, journalists, writers such as Luciano Segreto, Bruna Bagnato, Elisabetta Bini, Barbara Curli, Giovanni Favero, Fabrizio Maronta, Stefano Musso and Daniele Pozzi, who after careful research and study of each protagonist, have managed to give life to truly interesting conversations. The material has been subjected to post-production work, the content of the interviews will be transcribed and everything stored in the Archive for consultation and future memory.