To revive the Italian economy (and society) after the pandemic, we have more than 235 billion euros available. A huge figure. Which results from the sum of the injections of the funds provided for by the Next Generation Eu, those of the React Eu bridge program, the Development and Cohesion Funds and the over 30 billion national resources put in place to complete or integrate the now well-known Pnrr, the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, on which we are playing the future of the country.
But not only. Completing the six missions that make up the Draghi government’s plan means ensuring the possibility of putting Italy back on its feet – on solid legs ready to spring – for the challenges of a globalization that is changing face but certainly will not be a ‘ less competitive arena. To face the no longer eluding green transition, which is already showing all its criticalities, from expensive bills to fears of business continuity and employment. We have in our hands a firepower that will guarantee us, if well spent, to build a more technological and efficient healthcare. To leave the workers of tomorrow with a modern industry and service system, where skills and talents will always be updated and rewarded.
This is why it is important to understand the real opportunities (and the risks) that this rain of money can release, how to intercept them and how to make them a driving force for companies, large and small, for the public administration and families.
It is the mission that since the first appointment – last November – has given itself the «Journey to Italy of the PNRR and transition. An opportunity for business and local growth ”, organized by Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena in collaboration with Jp Morgan Asset Management and L’Economia del Corriere della Sera. A path that continues in the first (all digital) appointment of 2022, scheduled the day after tomorrow, Wednesday 23 February at 11, live streaming on time.news. The focus on the timing of the “grounding” of the Plan, on the objectives to be achieved and on the priorities not to be missed will be some of the hot topics of the morning, to which we have given the emblematic title: “Pnrr, instructions for use. Businesses and families, all the opportunities “.
Among round tables, multimedia contents, video cards and “double” interviews, Lorenzo Alfieri, country head JP Morgan Asset Management will speak; Daniele Manca, deputy director of Corriere della Sera; Pasquale Marchese, chief commercial officer of Banca Mps; Alberto Mingardi, general director of the Bruno Leoni Institute and associate professor at the Iulm University; and Luciano Monti, professor of European Union Policies at the Department of Political Sciences at Luiss Guido Carli.