The mayor of the Metropolitan City Giuseppe Falcomatà met today in the regional citadel “Jole Santelli” of Catanzaro the vice-president of the Regional Council Giusi Princi. At the center of the discussion, which has been planned for some time, are the guidelines on the start of the transfer to the Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria functions provided for by Law 56 of 2014.
During the meeting, which was also attended by the top representatives of the bureaucratic apparatus of the Metropolitan City and the Calabria Region, the path was established in stages which will lead, by the end of 2024, to the regional law for the transfer of delegationsand at the same time identified a timetable of meetings and steering and coordination tables between the political and administrative representatives of the two bodies, for the necessary specific insights into the sectors subject to the transfer of competence.
Falcomatà appreciated: what he hopes for now
“On the sidelines of the meeting, the mayor appreciated the concrete approach with which the table was activated, underlining the positive political direction which, despite the delay accumulated in the past, characterized the dialogue with the leaders of the Region in recent weeks ”we read in the Metrocity note.
“The hope declared by the highest representative of Palazzo Alvaro is to quickly achieve full ownership of the functions required by law, while respecting the necessary technical investigations by the various sectors, in particular with regard to the transfer of resources human and financial that allow correct management of the assigned functions”.
“To date, Calabria is the only Italian region not to have activated the transfer process of the functions envisaged by the Delrio law of 2014. The common hope is that the accumulated delay can turn into an opportunity, allowing Calabria to determine itself with a Bill that also takes into account the results achieved or the difficulties encountered by the transfer of functions to other Regions and to the other Metropolitan Cities of Italy”.
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