“I don’t think there is a clash” with Prime Minister Mario Draghi on the PNRR, “but the government writes in Nadef that by the end of the year we will be spending 21 billion out of the 29.4 we had, and so we say with a constructive spirit to say that we must do even better.’ Then Giorgia Meloni arrives in the Chamber.
“Another day of work on the most delicate files to be ready as soon as possible, I am very optimistic,” added the head of the Brothers of Italy.
Meloni: “We inherited a difficult situation”
Yesterday, the leader attacked the Draghi government on the PNRR: “We inherited a difficult situation: the delays of the PNRR are obvious and difficult to make up for and we are aware that it will be a lack that does not depend on us , but which also be attributed to us by those who determined it”.
Pnrr, Draghi: “If there were delays, the Commission would not pay anything”
Remarks which seem on the one hand an accusation against the outgoing Prime Minister, on the other an attempt to put the hand forward, aware of the risks and the delicate situation that Italy is going through. Mario Draghi, however, quickly replied to Meloni remotely: “There is no delay in the implementation of the PNR: if there were, the Commission would not pay the money”, he explains. -he.
And during the meeting of ministers at the Palazzo Chigi, he adds: “Italy has once again achieved all the objectives of the PNR, as noted by the European Commission last week”. For this reason, Rome will be able to receive an additional 21 billion euros, after the 49.5 billion received in recent months.
As for the second half of the year, adds Draghi, the implementation “is happening faster than our initial schedules”. Giorgia Meloni, however, does not agree and warns the allies: “We are perhaps facing the most difficult phase in the history of the Italian republic”.
De Meloni, on Pnrr “no change of attitude”
And always on the PNRR, from the seat of Meloni they deny the changes of attitude: “There is no dispute, Giorgia repeated what she always says. Already at the spring planning conference he had said that the NRRR had to be changed”.