“We express great satisfaction for the acceptance by the Italian government of the no-bolkestein motion presented by the force senator Maurizio Gasparri”.
Angelo Pavoncello, Ana's vice-president of the National Walking Association, states this in a statement.
"In the document, the Government undertakes to bring to the European Council, which will be held in the next few hours (28-29 June), the necessary initiatives for street vendors and beach resorts to leave the Bolkestein directive, one of the priorities on which Italy will work also in the coming months through decrees of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers - adds Pavoncello - Like Ana we are very satisfied that the work carried out in recent years, first of all by Senator Gasparri (FI), but also by Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and by other senators of the M5S, is bearing its fruits, through a further and very important step forward for the definitive exit from the Bolkestein directive ”.
"The work of those who have supported us in this long battle and will remain with us until the definitive exclusion from the European directive sees, for the first time, the Italian government officially committed to raising the urgent question of safeguarding two strategic sectors for our nation as the street vendors and bathers in the European Council
We are confident in the positive and imminent outcome also in this European headquarters ”concludes Pavoncello.
