Premier Paolo Gentiloni said
Monday that in Europe "this is ot the time for depressive rules,
it the time for jobs, industry, competitiveness. He said "the
eurozone is growing in a homogeneous way, this space must become
concrete by moving on some great priorities citizens are asking
us for". Gentiloni said the first point was to "accompany the
growth of our economies" via concrete themes like "steel, the
webtax, and infrastructure investments at a European level".
He said "the stability of this phase must be reinforced, cared
for, it must not be taken for granted, a lot depends on the
capacity we will have to go towards a more ambitious phase in
the EU's development." He said that the recent Tallinn summit
had shown on the digital economy "the awareness that we are
faced with a possibility, albeit with various nuances and
different proposals". He said that Italy and Spain together
could help usher in a "new European season" of opportunities.
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