The National Association of Oil Cities is based at Villa Parigini in the municipality of Monteriggioni (Siena).

Founded in Larino (Campobasso) in December 1994, it brings together municipalities, provinces, chambers of commerce, LAGs (Local Action Groups) - in accordance with European regulations - and parks, located in territories in which oils are produced that document adequate olive-growing traditions connected to environmental, historical, cultural values and/or falling under a Denomination of Origin.

Specifically, the Association's main tasks include disseminating the culture of the olive tree and quality olive oil; protecting and promoting the environment and the olive-growing landscape; disseminating the history of olive-growing; and guaranteeing the consumer through the enhancement of designations of origin, organizing events, and implementing communication and marketing strategies aimed at raising awareness of Italy's great olive-growing heritage.

Providing support to businesses to help them meet the challenges of an ever-changing market.

The offices are the intermediary capable of collecting members' requests and providing them with adequate answers by interfacing with Bodies, Institutions and Public Administration, simplifying the lives of businesses.

Associates receive constant and targeted information on all news affecting the sector through email and/or whatsapp messages.

Being associated with FIPE means being part of a single large national network that can voice its needs and protect its rights at the highest levels of representation.

It is a nonprofit association established by Unioncamere Nazionale and 21 Italian Chambers of Commerce to connect and enhance areas that share significant historical, cultural and environmental importance and are characterized by the presence of UNESCO - World Heritage sites.

A partnership, created to create interaction between institutional and economic actors and between governance models at the basis of territorial development policies, to which the Chambers of Commerce and all the structures of the chamber system can join.

Sustainable tourism
The Mirabilia Network was among the signatories of the Glasgow Declaration, which aims to reduce polluting sources. This confirms the commitment in the direction of all-round sustainability, through the dissemination of culture, policies, technologies and practices that can cope with events such as market volatility, social conflicts and extreme weather events.

Education and training
Mirabilia organizes educational tours focused on the enhancement of artistic craftsmanship and territory. It is a partner, in collaboration with the Network's 21 chambers of commerce, in the Master's program in cultural heritage management for tourism development with the University of Perugia and in agreement with the University of Basilicata.

Technological promotion
Mirabilia adopts advanced technologies to promote accessibility and enjoyment of cultural sites. This includes the development of technological applications and thematic tourist routes. In addition, the union between Mirabilia and PID, Punto Impresa Digitale, has given rise to the “Top of the PID Mirabilia” award, in which innovative projects in the field of tourism are honored