Project for the longest seafront in the world and collaboration for the development of Southern Italy –
The Undersecretary of State of the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy, Fausta Bergamotto, visited the city of Corigliano Rossano, accompanied by Senator Ernesto Rapani, meeting various entrepreneurial and institutional realities.
During his visit, Bergamotto was able to appreciate the excellence of the area, including the Ecoross company, also specialized in the production of biomethane, the historic Amarelli liquorice factory and the Montagna group, active in the slaughtering and meat processing sector . He also visited the Agricultural Institute and the Hotel Institute, underlining the importance of training for the development of the territory.
During a meeting with journalists, the undersecretary reiterated the Government’s commitment to the South, underlining the importance of simplifying bureaucratic procedures and encouraging investments. You mentioned the establishment of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for Southern Italy, which offers tax advantages and incentives for businesses.
Corigliano Rossano seafront, the undersecretary also receives the OK
Bergamotto expressed particular attention to the coastal project of Corigliano Rossano, the longest seafront in the world, recognizing its tourism potential and supporting the creation of a valorization project involving various ministries.
This is an important step in the development of this ambitious initiative which has the potential to transform the Calabrian coast into a world-class tourist destination. The support of the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy will provide the necessary resources to carry out the project in an efficient and sustainable way.
Such planning will not only attract tourists from all over the world, but also create jobs and growth opportunities for local businesses. The support of the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy is a strong signal of the Italian Government’s commitment to supporting the development of Southern Italy.
Senator Rapani thanked the undersecretariat for the attention paid to the city of Corigliano Rossano and for being committed to supporting the project of the largest seafront in the world. He also hoped for fruitful collaboration between institutions to resolve critical issues in the area, such as problems linked to Enel, and to implement infrastructure projects such as high speed and the SS106. The visit of Undersecretary Bergamotto confirms the government’s attention to the South and the desire to enhance its resources and potential. The synergy between the institutions and the collaboration with local entrepreneurs will be fundamental for the relaunch of Sibaritide.
Rome, Tuesday 4 June 2024 Press Office
