Rome, November 5 (askanews) – “Certainly, thanks to the PNRR and the stability of the choices made by our government in 2020, today we have a more solid infrastructure system, even if the PNRR did not include funding for roads and airports, however, a change of pace has been seen in the rest of the infrastructure system. Public resources are increasingly scarce and therefore, as a Democratic Party, we are also developing a series of proposals for the electoral program precisely to find, within the framework of European legislation, a new way of interaction between the public and private sectors on infrastructure that has very serious and stringent regulation and allows the mobility of people at controlled prices and does not prevent the private sector from earning a fair profit”: this was stated by the Democratic Party member and former Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Paola De Micheli, on the sidelines of the second edition of the Urania Policy & Business Forum, an annual event promoted by Urania News, the TV channel of institutions and businesses, at Villa Wolkonsky in Rome. “If we want to continue to grow our country and our Europe, we must find a new way of doing business”. financial originality,” he concluded.
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