Supra-municipal policies, local taxation, simplification, support for businesses and work, urban regeneration, vocation of productive areas, fight against illegal construction and safety. These are the themes at the center of themeeting held between the CNA leaders and the centre-left mayoral candidate, Graziano Rinaldini, in view of the upcoming electoral round that will lead to the government of the city for the next five years. A fruitful opportunity for discussion which allowed us to focus on the main requests coming from the world of small and medium enterprises for the development of the city and the territory.
“In the current economic context, in an area in which business culture is strongly rooted, it becomes it is a priority to think and act according to a system logic, connecting infrastructures and production hubsin an overall vision that supports good environmental practices and energy saving, with rewarding solutions for virtuous companies that go in the direction of reuse and recycling – stated the CNA leaders -. A fundamental tool, in this sense, is the General Urban Plan which will allow for long-term planning and programming. The theme of streamlining bureaucracy and the need for the unification of regulations for the simplification of procedures for companies is central: let’s think of a ‘friendly’ administration that facilitates the work of those who, every day, produce work and added value in our territory.”
“The indications that come from the world of business and production realities represent a fundamental piece to allow us to build a vision of the city that is able to enhance all its vocations, orient production and encourage generational continuity – declared the mayoral candidate, Graziano Rinaldini -. Stimulate the growth of small and large businesses creating connections with the world of school and university is the main road to promote qualified and high profile jobs for our young people and for promote balanced development of the territory, from the historic center to the suburbs. A development that must have a long-term perspective supported by policies that are in step with the times and capable of combining education and employment”.
In the photo, from left: Veronica Bridi, CNA Communications Manager, Achena Batani, of the CNA Forlì Presidency, Marco Lucchi, Forlì Area Manager, Franco Napolitano, CNA Forlì-Cesena General Director, Davide Bellini, CNA Forlì President, Graziano Rinaldini, Mayoral Candidate , Lorenzo Zanotti, President of CNA Forlì-Cesena, Michele Valli and Eros Brunelli, CNA Members, Paola Scalzotto, of the Presidency of CNA Forlì, Carlo Guardigli, Head of General Services of CNA Forlì.
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