Government: Meloni sees the trade unions today, tomorrow the NATO secretary and then the CDM with aid bills for 9.1 billion

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will receive NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg tomorrow at 12 at Palazzo Chigi. In the afternoon, the premier should then meet the Council of Ministers. As anticipated by the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti there will be the green light for the fourth aid decree of 9.1 billion, which will confirm the tax credit for companies and the reduction of excise duties on fuels until the end of the year. The real challenge, of course, as the minister explained to the Commission – is however on the 2023 maneuver: the approximately 21 billion available will be used to deal with the energy emergency, renewing the current measures also in the first months of next year. On the other hand, very little remains. The picture is clear: “Estimates foreshadow a negative change in GDP for the last part of the year” and for 2023 “a change of 0.3% is expected, more contained than assumed at the end of September”. In the afternoon the unions at Palazzo Chigi on the maneuver. On Friday it will be up to businesses.