National Assembly of Confagricoltura on Wednesday 14 and Thursday 15 December at Villa Aurelia, in Rome, entitled 'People, agriculture, environment' which compares economics and politics.
The slowdown is felt loud and clear, after a difficult 2022 and a new year, 2023, which starts with gray prospects.
And for agricultural businesses, in the voice of
Massimiliano Giansanti, president of Confagricoltura
"Without investments for Made in Italy, it will not be easy to get out of the current crisis. More resources need to be allocated to safeguard the Italian and EU agri-food production potential. The measures to contain the high bills, in the first quarter of 2023, are a government choice of absolute importance, which must necessarily be extended - Giansanti asks -. Measures are urgently needed to support the liquidity of companies by extending, in the first instance, the moratoriums on loans agreed during the health emergency, and which will expire at the end of this year. take action, at EU level, on fertilizers with joint purchases to obtain a reduction in prices and have adequate quantities available, to then fight inflation and build infrastructure to connect theItalian agriculture with the international market as well as the development of transport and photovoltaic and wind power plants".
For the president of the employers' organization Giansanti "the winning keystone is represented by innovations. In Italy, precision agriculture is already a reality, but still too limited. Therefore, the incentives in favor of "Transition 4.0" must be consolidated. In this context, confirmation of the tax credit for the South is awaited".
The Minister of Agriculture Francesco Lollobrigida, who signed the decrees to deal with the damage caused by drought to agri-food production in ten regions and in the Autonomous Province of Trento and Valle d'Aosta, ensured that the audience of agricultural entrepreneurs and maximum commitment on the one hand to the carbon farm register, a competitive tool for obtaining recognition of the eco-sustainable footprint of the primary sector, on the other to European policies on fertilizers which, in the name of the ecological transition, may risk jeopardizing, between now and 2030, the crops in our fields.
Meanwhile, in Europe renewable energies are a constantly growing reality.
Italy is no less with the managing director of Enel, Francesco Starace, who at the
We are already thinking about doubling because demand is exploding.
In 2022 "Italy, which has passed the millionth distributed production plant this year, will absorb about 2,200 Megawatts of solar panels, when last year it had installed 800. It is easy that next year we will exceed 4,000 Megawatts", is the prediction of the managing director of Enel.
We are already thinking about doubling because demand is exploding.
In 2022 "Italy, which has passed the millionth distributed production plant this year, will absorb about 2,200 Megawatts of solar panels, when last year it had installed 800. It is easy that next year we will exceed 4,000 Megawatts", is the prediction of the managing director of Enel.
Francesco Starace (AD Enel), Giampiero Maioli (AD Cre'dit Agricole), Pietro Labriola (AD Tim), ministers Francesco Lollobrigida (Agriculture and Food Sovereignty), Antonio Tajani (Foreign), Adolfo Urso (Companies and Made in Italy) and the president of Confindustria Carlo Bonomi.
On Thursday 15, the mayor of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, will greet the Assembly, followed by a message from the president of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola.
The intervention of the Minister of Infrastructure and Sustainable Mobility, Matteo Salvini, is also expected.
There will also be the contribution of the European Commissioner for the Economy, Paolo Gentiloni and the closing with the video message of the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni.
