Pnrr, we need to go back to doing industry
Giorgetti also spoke about the 240 billion National Recovery and Resilience Plan. «The crisis tables – he recalled – are numerous but the crisis table is a tool that still needs to be refined. We come from twenty years of crisis that has been declined with the modalities of public accounting. In this context, industrial policy has disappeared from the radar. We need to create a situation that makes it interesting to go back to doing industry in Italy and allows foreign investments to converge here. Who puts the great dowry of the PNRR on the ground? The bureaucracy. This is why technically prepared resources must be recruited because otherwise it is useless. Today there are no conditions and no competences. The challenge is to have an adequate structure ».
Ex Ilva, Giorgetti, impatient for sentence
When the former Ilva, “it is clear – said Giorgetti – that we already have in mind in a realistic and pragmatic way what the investment profile could be to arrive at a production that takes into account legitimate environmental expectations but continues to produce steel at the service of the national industry “but the framework for the former Ilva will become clearer” only when the Council of State will decide, presumably we will have to wait until mid-June “. “At that point – continued the minister – we will sit down with Mittal to understand what intentions he has as he wants to stay in the game”. According to Giorgetti, in the investment project “the State can and, in this case, must be the protagonist”.
Giorgetti: “I believe in justice reform, Cartabia does serious work”
A passage from Giorgetti’s intervention was on the reform of justice. «I believe in it – he said -, and I am not thinking only of penalties but also of tax and administrative justice. We have to take great steps forward, Cartabia is working very seriously, we have made a commitment with the EU, it is another fundamental piece of the new Italy ».
Colao: State role on innovation is that of coach
Vittorio Colao, Minister for Technological Innovation and Digital Transition, also spoke at the Trento Festival of Economics. The role of the state on innovation, he explained, is that of “coach, that is to put resources on priorities and to encourage the growth of the best innovation but it must begin in the areas where the state is monopolistic, that is the public administration and public services for then exit from the regulatory model that replicates the past. The government is doing it with the reform of Minister Brunetta, with the recruitment of young people and expenditure on training, because the state spends only 43 euros per employee. We must be innovators and coaches and encourage education and research ».
Single network: State guarantor for citizens not individual companies
Responding to a question on the single network, Colao said: “let small and large” operators “find their balance, then if the players do not want to play then the state will have to intervene but we must guarantee the interest of non-specific citizens. businesses “.