Recovery Plan, Prime Minister Mario Draghi today in the House to illustrate the National recovery and resilience plan, approved by the Council of Ministers. The move to the Senate on Wednesday afternoon. According to what is learned, the premier yesterday stressed the importance of going to the Chamber to submit the Recovery plan to the judgment of the Chamber and Senate, suggesting that it is a non-armored text, but open to improvements. Draghi, some ministers report, would have assured that the passage to the Chambers of the Plan will be done in compliance with parliamentary prerogatives.
In the meantime, the green light from Brussels would arrive: the discussion is now going on with Europe on very marginal issues, said the premier, according to what is learned, during the course of the CDM. To unlock the initial impasse on the Italian Recovery Plan, according to what Adnkronos learns, it would have been a phone call on Saturday afternoon between the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen and Draghi. Speaking personally, with a call to Von der Leyen, the prime minister allegedly resolved some knots linked to a series of steps in the Plan, including the chapter of the reforms that Italy will have to implement to accompany him.