Define a collaborative path for the relaunch of industrial areas and the attraction of new investments. Irsap and Confindustria Catania aim to strengthen common synergies to respond to the increasingly multiple needs of the local production fabric.
Discussing this and other topics in a meeting at the Confindustria headquarters in the Etna capital were the deputy vice-president of the association, Franz Di Bella, and the commissioner of IRSAP, the regional institute for the development of productive activities, Marcello Gualdani.
The words of the leaders of Confindustria Catania
“At a time when Catania confirms itself as a privileged center for significant investments – say the president of Confindustria Catania, Cristina Busi, and the deputy vice-president Di Bella – we need to be able to have a precise account of the actions and measures aimed at our industrial areas. Infrastructural works intended for businesses and maintenance, first and foremost, are essential to maintain and restore their integrity. Knowing the state of the art of development programs and the financial resources allocated to these areas is an essential priority.”
Tamajo, “We work to create a favorable environment for investments”
“We work with determination to create an environment favorable to investments and economic development – adds the regional councilor for Productive Activities, Edy Tamajo -. Our industrial areas must become centers of excellence capable of attracting capital and innovation. For this reason, our commitment is maximum in supporting infrastructure projects and ensuring the maintenance of industrial areas. It is essential that businesses find fertile ground to grow and prosper.”
Gualdani, “Revitalization of industrial areas through shared strategy”
“The relaunch of industrial areas passes through an integrated and shared strategy – observes Gualdani – IRSAP is committed to ensuring that the available financial resources are used in an efficient and targeted manner. Collaborating closely with Confindustria Catania and other local institutions will allow us to address existing critical issues and seize development opportunities.”
