Pnrr, Aepi: “We need courage and strategic planning, no logic of welfare”

“We need real strategic planning, we cannot continue with the logic of welfare. And then we must be courageous in saying that the current NRR, conceived before the Ukraine emergency, is already outdated”. Thus the president of the Aepi Confederation, Mino Dinoi, on the occasion of the day dedicated to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan in the presence of party representatives, ministers, associations, the economic and trade union world. A parterre of high-level guests in comparison in Rome, at the AdnKronos headquarters, on the occasion of the event “Pnrr: priorities and future of Italy”. Among others the leader of M5S Giuseppe Conte, the leader of the Brothers of Italy Giorgia Meloni, in connection from Strasbourg the leader of Action Carlo Calenda, in connection from Brussels Antonio Tajani and the deputy Pd Francesco Boccia. “Small and micro enterprises and professionals continue to pay too high a price. – explains Dinoi – Punctually, we seem to forget those excellences that make our country great. The same goes for small municipalities, large ones excluded from this awaited Plan and which risk stay behind and it is there for all to see. Let’s overcome technicalities and give new impetus and new value to politics so that it can finally take the reins of forward-looking programming “. In fact, the president of Aepi says: “Give us back politics, we small businesses and professionals ask for it, we need a political government”. “A political government has a vision of the country – he continues – it has a strategy and a program, it has a concept of a system because it confronts the people and the institutions and therefore can give continuity and stability”. “The technical government, of the best, has taken a cultural step back: – he underlines – we have returned to the welfare culture, we professionals and small businesses do not want the one-off 200 euros but we want a government action that has real competence. Politics must be brought back to the center in Italy and in the Europe of tomorrow “, concludes Dinoi.