The Government really knows how to do it. Collect all the investee companies for guaranteed investments at Palazzo Chigi

Apparently the yellow-green government really knows how to do it. The point is now to give encouraging signals to the markets. To make it clear that the Def and the maneuver is not everything. The program is to create a virtuous system to favor "Home Made" investments.
The idea is to rely on the subsidiaries of the State, guaranteeing them secure economic coverage.
The government, therefore, for over two hours, in the Green room of Palazzo Chigi met the largest companies with state participation, from Eni to Enel, from Saipem to Fincantieri up to Ansaldo and Open Fiber. The government would rely on Cassa Depositi e Prestiti for the investments of the subsidiaries.
Ansa specifies that a blank bill of exchange is signed to the CEO Fabrizio Palermo, which provides for a conspicuous commitment from the company controlled for over 80% by the Treasury. In exchange, the government ensures an ambitious reform plan for all subsidiaries: from that of the procurement code to the reorganization of the tax authorities, from the reform of the civil code to a massive bureaucratic simplification plan. We will try to change the procedures for investors in an operational way but with a more micro than macro logic, is the message of the owner of Mef Giovanni Tria.
The premier reiterates that he wants to focus on tangible and intangible infrastructures, to create a "friendlier" environment for economic operators, to encourage investments.
Conte, Di Maio and Salvini at the end of the meeting
“We had great availability and we agreed that a different maneuver would have led to recession”, explains Conte, speaking of additional investments by companies, equal to 20 billion with the reform plan in place. While Di Maio underlines that, with the 100 quota reform, for "each pensioner there will be more than one hired". In fact, however, the only one moving in the short term could be Cdp. Thanks to the structural reforms, with the commitment of Palermo, in the five-year period the financing plan for investments by companies could go from 22,5 to 35,3 billion. These would be investments by Cdp's subsidiaries (the first 22,5 are those already foreseen, to which 5,3 billion would be added, which would concern investments currently blocked due to administrative or regulatory problems. Another 7,5 billion would be planned) . The Chief Executive Officers present do not go so far as to make estimates or hiring or investments, for now they are prudent.