A global excellence on Italy’s tracks: Salcef Group stars in the TV program “SIGNORI SI PARTE – Historic trains around Italy”

The Roman company takes the lead in telling the story of an Italy that travels and builds the future.

Salcef Group, an Italian excellence and one of the world’s leading players in the railway industry, is among the official partners of the television program SIGNORI SI PARTE – Historic trains around Italy, airing on LA7 on Sundays at 11:45 AM, starting from Sunday, 29 June 2025. The program is produced by the Rome-based film and television production company DirAmare, led by journalist and host Stefania Capobianco, in collaboration with Fondazione FS Italiane of the Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane Group. In one of the program’s episodes, the Group’s CEO, Valeriano Salciccia, expressed his pride in taking part in a program that celebrates train travel by giving voice to the railway sector that makes it possible. “Being part of a program that celebrates the train as a symbol of connection between territories, generations and the future is an honor for us,” said CEO Valeriano Salciccia. “We were born in Abruzzo and from there we built an international vision, without ever losing our bond with our homeland and the work ethic that defines us. Taking part in SIGNORI SI PARTE – Historic trains around Italy means telling the story of an Italy growing along the tracks of innovation, ethics, and respect for the past.” With over 75 years of experience, more than 2,200 employees, a technologically advanced fleet of over 1,200 specialized vehicles, and a consolidated presence on 5 continents, Salcef Group is today one of the leading global players in the development of railway infrastructure and urban mobility. The company’s presence in the program reflects a shared vision: to promote rail mobility, encourage slow and sustainable travel, and preserve Italy’s railway heritage.

SIGNORI SI PARTE – Historic trains around Italy is a televised journey through landscapes, memories, and innovation, bearing witness to how even a large multinational company can proudly help tell the story of its roots.