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Italy's revised National Recovery and
Resilience Plan (NRRP) includes 66 reforms, seven more than in
the original plan, and 150 investments, the European Commission
said on Friday after signing off on the programme now worth
194.4 billion euro.
In total there are 145 new or modified measures, including the
interventions set out under the new REPowerEU chapter to reduce
dependency on Russian fossil fuels.
These measures aim to strengthen key reforms in areas such as
justice, public procurement and competition law, the EC said.
A number of new or enhanced investments aim to promote Italy's
competitiveness and resilience, as well as to promote the green
and digital transition, it added.
These investments cover sectors such as renewable energy, green
supply chains and railways.
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