• Summit Count-Head of Delegation, the divisions on the Mes remain

  • Ddl financial statements sent to the Quirinale: provision for advances Recovery Fund, 120.6 billion in 3 years

  • Gualtieri: "The maneuver is ambitious, worth around 39 billion and over 70 as an expansive stimulus"

  • Gualtieri: "The debt is 'canceled' with growth, we aim for the fiscal 'whatever it takes'"

Share

November 25, 2020

"The tax intervention will be very wide".

The Minister of Economy Roberto Gualtieri, interviewed on the sidelines of the Italo-Spanish summit in Palma de Mallorca, underlines this regarding the possible intervention of the government on tax deadlines.

For the new DCPM, refreshments consistent as always


"Refreshments will, as always, be consistent with the measures" that the government takes, added the minister, responding to those who ask him whether the executive will launch further refreshments for the ski resort managers.

"It is not certain" that the instrument is a decree, explains the owner of the Mef.

In the meantime, Gualtieri will report on the reform of the Mes in commission, as established by the group leader.

The Senate rejected the proposal of FI and FdI asking for an intervention in the Chamber.

Tomorrow, the Minister of Economy will meet his French counterpart Bruno Le Maire, who is now visiting Rome.

At the end of the meeting there will be a press point.

Le Maire will also meet with the Minister of Economic Development, Stefano Patuanelli.

At the center of the interview, the national and European measures implemented to protect the economy to face the Covid emergency, starting with the implementation of the European support tools for the Next Generation Eu package and, in particular, the timing of the green light to Recovery fund resources.

Furthermore, the meeting will be an opportunity to reaffirm the importance of Franco-Italian industrial cooperation and the development of new major projects of common European interest.

As Italy prepares for the G20 presidency, ministers will also discuss multilateral priorities for 2021.