Confindustria calls for a new industrial policy for Italy
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The president of Confindustria, Emanuele Orsini, has issued an important appeal to the Italian government regarding the future of the national economy. According to the leader of the industrialists, the country urgently needs a solid, long-term industrial strategy to support business growth in the near future.
Attention is focused in particular on the current phase, which sees the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) gradually approaching its conclusion. Orsini stressed that once European funds are exhausted, Italy will no longer be able to rely solely on temporary measures or blanket aid, which often prove ineffective for the structural development of the production system.
Confindustria's proposal aims to incentivize private investment and strengthen the competitiveness of Italian manufacturing. The goal is to move beyond the logic of small, fragmented interventions, preferring instead an overall vision that allows companies to plan their work with greater stability and security.
In conclusion, Orsini's appeal highlights the need for a change of course in economic policies. The industrial sector is asking the government to define clear priorities to ensure that the Italian economy remains strong and innovative even after the end of projects linked to Recovery Plan funds.
Sources: Il Sole 24 ORE
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