MILANO –Green light to the flagship projects of Regions in the environment of the resources foreseen by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The memoranda of understanding were signed today at Palazzo Chigi in the presence of the Prime Minister Mario Draghi and of various government ministers with the presidents of the regions concerned. Two projects of national interest that have received the green light today: one concerning Piedmont, Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, Umbria, Basilicata and Puglia and which aims to create green hydrogen production sites and the other with the Liguria Region for to the creation of a Center for Computational and Technological Medicine.
“The protocols that we are signing today concern two projects of great territorial and national interest. Both bring together various interventions envisaged by the NRP thanks to the territorial selection and planning capacity promoted by the Regions”, said Draghi “The project proposed by the Liguria Region serves to to create a ‘Center for Computational and Technological Medicine’: it combines scientific, technological and clinical infrastructures in innovative ways and has the ambition to become a reference point in the sector. The project of the Piedmont, Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, Umbria, Basilicata regions e Puglia aims to create green hydrogen production sites in disused industrial areas. It contributes – says the Prime Minister – to stimulate growth, to create jobs. It brings us closer to our energy and climate objectives, which the Government is determined to maintain and indeed to pursue with ever greater conviction “.
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“The protocols that we are signing today concern two projects of great territorial and national interest. Both of them systematize various interventions envisaged by the NRP thanks to the capacity for territorial selection and planning promoted by the Regions”, said Draghi. “The project proposed by the Liguria Region serves to create a ‘Center for Computational and Technological Medicine’: it combines scientific, technological and clinical infrastructures in innovative ways and has the ambition of becoming a reference point in the sector. The project of the Piedmont regions, Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, Umbria, Basilicata and Puglia aims to create green hydrogen production sites in disused industrial areas. It helps – says the Prime Minister – to stimulate growth, to create jobs. It brings us closer to our energy and climate goals , which the Government is determined to maintain and indeed to pursue with ever greater conviction “.