Rome, Oct. 22 (LaPresse) – The governing majority parties have reaffirmed their commitment to continuing work on the Budget in a coordinated manner to finalise the remaining details, identifying shared solutions to support economic growth while safeguarding Italy’s financial stability. The focus of discussions at Palazzo Chigi was on concentrating resources on the main economic and social priorities, with particular attention to families, the middle class, young people and the elderly, strengthening the healthcare system and containing energy costs for citizens and businesses. Considerable attention was devoted to young people and their prospects, with discussions on possible measures in their favour. According to majority sources, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Deputy Prime Ministers Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini, Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti and Noi Moderati leader Maurizio Lupi reviewed the priority measures and available resources, with the aim of reaching an agreement and securing approval by the Council of Ministers next week, subject to progress in technical assessments and discussions with European institutions on the scope for flexibility.
Budget, sources: significant focus on the middle class and young people’s prospects
Rome, Oct. 22 (LaPresse) – The governing majority parties have reaffirmed their commitment to continuing work on the Budget in a coordinated manner to finalise the remaining details, identifying shared solutions to support economic growth while safeguarding Italy’s financial stability. The focus of discussions at Palazzo Chigi was on concentrating resources on the main economic and social priorities, with particular attention to families, the middle class, young people and the elderly, strengthening the healthcare system and containing energy costs for citizens and businesses. Considerable attention was devoted to young people and their prospects, with discussions on possible measures in their favour. According to majority sources, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Deputy Prime Ministers Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini, Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti and Noi Moderati leader Maurizio Lupi reviewed the priority measures and available resources, with the aim of reaching an agreement and securing approval by the Council of Ministers next week, subject to progress in technical assessments and discussions with European institutions on the scope for flexibility.