The deputy minister of business and Made in Italy, Valentino Valentini, visited Forlì yesterday where he met the trade associations at the Chamber of Commerce, the Cia-Conad management in the new headquarters and, finally, visited the company Paper wax. Accompanying him is the Honorable Rosaria Tassinari, candidate for Forza Italia in the next European elections. A meeting to present the candidates for the next elections was held at Forza Italia’s headquarters in Piazza Saffi. The local elections will also be held on 8 and 9 June.
Alongside the deputy minister is also the other candidate for the European elections, Bruno Molea. “With Bruno – began Tassinari – we want to be an important value for the Forlì community. In this historical moment we also want to be bearers of a message of peace, we think and will work so that Europe is a great added value in the world balance”.
Molea who is the national president of Aics (Italian Association of Culture and Sport) also spoke. “I represent a world that has one million and 200 thousand members – he began – of which almost half are under 18. A world that, with the new sport reform, will bring many new companies and job opportunities for a value that is 2, 5% of the Italian GDP. As always, we are here to put the person and the family at the center.
The mayor and candidate for the next administrative elections, Gian Luca Zattini, was also present. “I count a lot on the enthusiasm and great attractiveness of Forza Italia – he stated –, you are the bearers of a beautiful climate: that post-Christian democratic centrist aspect which I like it a lot.” In support of Mayor Zattini, the Forza Italia list will be led by Giuseppe Petetta, councilor in the current council. “The city of Forlì 5 years ago, as the mayor said, was a sleeping beauty – he explained in conversation with Zattini –. We can say that you have given it a good wake-up call in these five years, we must now finish the many projects put in place , as we have done for the many already completed”.
Finally, the deputy minister took the floor and praised the candidates because theirs “is an act of service, putting their face forward – he said –, as we have always done in Europe. Going to vote for Europe is a duty of all of us, because Europe is us. Voting for Forza Italia is a doubly useful vote, because we have always been part of the European People’s Party, the first political force in Europe. We are the only political force that Europe is not embarrassed by its Judeo-Christian, Atlanticist, pro-European values that have always distinguished us.”
Matteo Bondi
