Meloni: the ecological transition cannot dismantle our businesses
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“We are demonstrating greater reliability than the rest of the eurozone”: said the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in the speech at the Assolombarda assembly citing the data on Italy’s GDP which «showed a post-Covid recovery that gives us an economy growing beyond expectations, with an estimated upward forecast of +1.2 % in 2023, a growth above the EU average”. But the premier also spoke of ecological transition to warn that it cannot lead to “dismantling our economy and our businesses, the ecological transition and environmental sustainability must go hand in hand with social and economic sustainability”. And on the Pnrr she assures: “I assure you that we will put the funds on the ground at any cost”. Then the announcement: The government is working to launch an Italian Chips Act soon».
“Transition cannot dismantle our businesses”
Meloni stressed that “it cannot be assumed that we, in order to start the ecological transition, can dismantle our economy and our businesses, the ecological transition and environmental sustainability must go hand in hand with social and economic sustainability”. The transition – he said – must be made with man at the center».
“It is inexplicable to belittle Italian industry”
«If the numbers of the sector are incontrovertible, those of the territories represented by Assolombarda are even surprising, and despite these numbers we are still witnessing an inexplicable tendency to diminish the scope of Italian industry, while taking as a point of reference realities outside the national borders from which you have nothing to learn, if anything to teach,” said the Prime Minister.
«The EU speaks of sovereignty, unthinkable a few months ago»
On raw materials and industry, Meloni continued, we are working with «a joint approach for an EU that today is starting to talk about nothing less than sovereignty, something unthinkable a few months ago when it was confused with an autarkic approach, a dangerous trend right”. Which he pointed out: «It wasn’t like that, those who work in the field of reality and not ideology and utopia have an easier time seeing what materializes afterwards».
“We will ground the Pnrr, whatever the cost”
On the Pnrr, Meloni said, «it is not the government that is at stake but the modernization of Italy and its credibility at an international level. There are those who are rooting for it to fail as if it weren’t in the interests of the whole country. “I assure you that we will put the funds on the ground at any cost, we will modify the parts that are not suitable, we will privilege the strategic profile” in investments, “we will negotiate with the EU, we will make the necessary rules to overcome the delays and difficulties of local authorities . If someone wants to stay and watch him it will mean that when we’re done he’ll have learned a lesson ».
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