Genova. “The Liguria continues to show signs of economic growth, consolidating a robust and sustainable recovery. The data indicate a positive trend in various key sectors of the local economy, confirming the joint efforts of institutions, businesses and citizens. In particular, it is the first region in terms of percentage incidence of businesses in the Maritime Economy and turnover of floriculture businesses, the second in terms of number of cruise passengers at a national level and the second in terms of average age of trains.
With a GDP aligned with the national average, exports marked another historic record in 2023 with 10.7 billion euros and a growth compared to 2019 that places the region in first place among those in the North and in fifth place nationally. The employment rate is also at record values with 72.2% in 2023, the highest growth in Italy compared to 2019.
At the same time, the share of young people who do not study or work falls to an all-time low, with values lower than the national average. The positive results demonstrate the effectiveness of the strategies adopted and the constant commitment of the institutions for a future of growth and sustainable development for the entire region.”
The deputy and vice minister of the League said this Edward Rixi on the sidelines of the eighth edition of The European House – Ambrosetti ‘Think Tank Liguria 2030’ forum underway in Rapallo.
