(Finance) – La PNRR expenditure it should be “accelerated”, but i terms For the implementation they are “mandatory”. This was reiterated by the Minister for European Affairs, PNRR and Cohesion Policies Tommaso Foti During the Question Time in the Chamber, responding to a question of M5S on the possible request for extension. Currently, the terms provided for by the European Regulation are the August 31, 2026 To achieve the objectives and the 31 December 2026 for liquidation of installments.
Foti explained that for change the regulation European on the PNRR is required majority of 15 out of 27 states which is “Difficult to reach”, while to change the multi -year financial framework 2021-2027 “Unanimity would be needed”. “I believe that today everyone’s goal must be to achieve all the objectives, not to postpone the terms”, continued the minister, saying “available” to support “proposals to accelerate the expense”.
The PNRR manager recalled that the Court of Auditors confirmed that the achievement of expected objectives proceed “In line with when agreed” and that the liquidation of the seventh installment It is “at an excellent point”. “It is clear that the data I refer to are very clear,” said Foti, specifying “The objectives achieved are there for all to see”. “In the comparison at European level, Italy certainly represents one of the best performances,” he concluded.
Meanwhile, the vice -president of the European Commission, Raffaele Fittoin the five -minute episode that will air on Rai1 tonight, he anticipated that For projects that cannot be completed By 2026, the Cohesion funds. “If the Member States believe they have projects that will not be completed by that date – said Fitto – they can use this possibility that comes with the decision that we have provided to be able to move the projects from the PNRR to cohesion. This allows us to obtain two results: the first to safeguard the intervention and therefore be able to carry it out, the second to return to a programming that has an expiry deadline at 31 December 2029”, with “Possibility to extend it until 2030”.