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Recovery: Gualtieri, complex projects, serves the control room

2020-12-14T11:01:39.763Z


Panetta, Italy GDP up to + 3.5% and debt down by 5% (ANSA) On the governance of the Recovery Plan "there has been a recent political debate because it is a crucial problem: we need a coordination function because these are complex projects are not attributed to a single administration, there is not a single ministry to to give the funds by saying 'spend it', there is a combination of reforms, we need a control room ". Thus the Minister of Economy Roberto


On the governance of the Recovery Plan "there has been a recent political debate because it is a crucial problem: we need a coordination function because these are complex projects are not attributed to a single administration, there is not a single ministry to to give the funds by saying 'spend it', there is a combination of reforms, we need a control room ".

Thus the Minister of Economy Roberto Gualtieri at the Rome Investment forum 2020 Febaf.

Thanks also to the resources of the Recovery Fund, "the path we have set ourselves is prudent. At the end of this program we intend to achieve a 2.3% increase in GDP", said the Minister of Economy, specifying however "that these are cautious estimates. , we will try to do even better if we are able to make these investments, but even with this conservative estimate we will see a structural change in the country ".

For Italy, the possible gains are enormous, up to 3.5% of GDP if invested well.

The grants can reduce the debt-to-GDP ratio by up to 5% by 2026 ", said Fabio Panetta, member of the executive committee of the ECB speaking at the Rome Investment Forum 2020 regarding the funds of the Next Generation Eu.

Source: ansa

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