"Italians Abroad" refers to the significant number of Italian citizens and descendants living outside of Italy. This phenomenon has historical roots, with waves of emigration occurring from the late 19th century to the present day. Many Italians sought better economic opportunities, escaping poverty and political unrest. Today, communities can be found in countries like the United States, Argentina, and Germany, where they have established vibrant cultural identities. These expatriate communities often maintain strong ties to their heritage, celebrating traditional festivals and preserving the Italian language. Organizations and associations, such as the Comites (Italian Committees for Italians Abroad), support Italians living overseas by providing resources and fostering connections to their homeland.