Brunetta: “In the coming days news on a special law for Venice”

The Minister of Public Administration, Renato Brunetta, also spoke at the presentation of the Foundation “Venice, the world capital of sustainability” in the setting of the Sala del Consiglio, in the Palazzo della Prefettura in Ca ‘Corner. He began his speech visibly moved, as a Venetian, launching the appeal that the center “returns to being a city-world, that is, that it represents the world at a particular moment in its history. Because this is the oldest city of the future ”. “Venice represented an extraordinary synthesis of environment and economy. It has always been an artificial reality, in an artificial environment: lagoons do not resist over time, or they become land or sea. This was not the case here, thanks to man and his intelligence ”. He then recalled the significance of the twentieth century for the city, with the industrial plants in the port of Marghera that led to shipbuilding and chemistry and social repercussions: “Today we think about the future, Venice cannot be a museum.” refinancing of the special law for Venice, requested by the mayor Luigi Brugnaro himself, for 150 million euros per year: “We are working on it, in the coming days there will be some big and positive news. They will concern the economic and social future of the city, including the special law. As well as large ships, the Agency for Venice and the strategy for the future ”. He then applauded his colleague from the Economy, Daniele Franco, for bringing the G20 to the Lagoon.