Chemicals, Meloni: the goal is to become competitive again and strengthen industrial sovereignty
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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has spoken out on the chemical sector, an important industry for the Italian economy. According to Il Sole 24 ORE, the government wants the chemical industry to become competitive again.
In her speech, Meloni explained that chemicals are considered a decisive sector for the country's industrial sovereignty. Industrial sovereignty refers to the ability to produce strategic goods and not to depend too much on other countries for essential materials and technologies.
The chemical sector is linked to many other productive activities, such as the pharmaceutical, automotive, agricultural and construction industries. For this reason, the difficulties or the strengthening of this sector can have effects on the entire economy and on employment.
Details of the measures the government intends to adopt are not yet clear from the information available. In the coming days it will be possible to better understand which interventions will be proposed to support companies in the sector and to make them more competitive on international markets.
Sources: Il Sole 24 ORE
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