CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Savona still wants to strengthen its bond with the Savona area: with this spirit the provincial president Sandro Gagliolo and the director Gian Luigi Nario sent a letter to all the newly elected mayors in the 40 municipalities that have renewed their respective municipal administrations.
An initiative that aims to improve and consolidate the fundamental relationship with the Municipalities of the province of Savona themselves. And in expressing congratulations for the electoral victory, here is the message launched by CIA Savona: “Operational comparison and attention on the priorities of agriculture and its production chains”, with reference then to the councilors and councilors who will have the specific delegation for the agricultural sector.
Among the priority issues on which the CIA Savona trade union battle continues: defense of the soil and protection of agricultural areas, new infrastructures and works, wildlife and valorisation of the floricultural, agri-food and food and wine excellences of our territory, without forgetting the tourism sector. Furthermore, in support of businesses and producers, the agricultural association reiterates the need to promote concessions and procedures for bureaucratic and administrative simplification: “An important commitment on the part of the Municipalities to support the productive fabric of our agriculture” jointly stated by the provincial president Sandro Gagliolo and the director Gian Luigi Nario.
“CIA Savona, thanks to its territorial network, as well as in terms of services and assistance offered to companies and members, has long been committed to protecting one of the key production sectors of the provincial economy: difficult challenges, but also growth prospects can be won only with constant coordination in the governance of individual local communities. And as a trade association CIA Savona is ready to do its part” conclude the provincial president Gagliolo and the director Nario.
In the text of the individual letters addressed to the mayors we read: “Our association will, as always, be available for dialogue and to provide tools and assessments that are in the exclusive interest of the development of the agricultural sector and are of support for those who work in their city every day, contributing to its growth.”
