In a complex economic context, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed a clear and motivating message to the joint assembly of Confindustria Brescia and Bergamo. The political leader underlined the importance of joining forces to pursue the good of the country, highlighting Italy’s ability to reach new records and demonstrate its value at an international level.
Meloni emphasized that synergy between companies is essential to maximize the benefits of the Italian production system. She stated that:
“Teamwork is crucial in a difficult period like the current one, to increase the competitiveness of our companies and conquer new markets.” According to the Prime Minister, the main macroeconomic indicators show a positive image of Italy, capable of facing economic challenges with greater resilience than other European nations.
The prime minister also acknowledged that Italy’s success is not attributable solely to the government but mainly to businesses and their workers. Meloni stressed:
“The resistance, resourcefulness and capacity of companies to innovate are what allowed Italy to start running again.” The government is working to create an environment conducive to investment, focusing on pragmatic budget laws that support companies in creating jobs and strengthening household purchasing power.
Looking ahead, the government is committed to avoiding past practices that have focused more on immediate consensus than on sustainable growth. The challenge now is to continue on this path, creating the basis for lasting prosperity. With the collective commitment of all the actors involved, Italy has the opportunity to emerge as a model of resilience and innovation, ready to face global challenges. The direction is set; now it is essential to row together towards common goals.
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