Milan, 25 Sep. (LaPresse) – “I read the left’s controversies because I didn’t go to the United Nations General Assembly, where Italy is represented by the Foreign Minister, as is the case with many European countries, and because on Monday evening I was instead at the opening dinner of Fashion Week in Milan. I went there to tell a sector worth over 36 billion exports that the Government is there. Not just in words: €100 million for investment and serious work on training and human capital, because that’s where those companies struggle the most to find the skills they need.” This is what Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Facebook. “I note that for the left, Fashion Week is a catwalk. For me, it’s the people who work there: seamstresses, model makers, leatherworkers, technicians, small businesses who keep the part of Italy the world envies us standing. Calling their proximity to a struggling sector a “figurative” says everything about how much they know about real Italy,” Meloni concludes.
Fashion, Meloni: “Left controversy, but the government is close to a struggling sector.”
Milan, 25 Sep. (LaPresse) – “I read the left’s controversies because I didn’t go to the United Nations General Assembly, where Italy is represented by the Foreign Minister, as is the case with many European countries, and because on Monday evening I was instead at the opening dinner of Fashion Week in Milan. I went there to tell a sector worth over 36 billion exports that the Government is there. Not just in words: €100 million for investment and serious work on training and human capital, because that’s where those companies struggle the most to find the skills they need.” This is what Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Facebook. “I note that for the left, Fashion Week is a catwalk. For me, it’s the people who work there: seamstresses, model makers, leatherworkers, technicians, small businesses who keep the part of Italy the world envies us standing. Calling their proximity to a struggling sector a “figurative” says everything about how much they know about real Italy,” Meloni concludes.