(Finance) – “An operational meeting to include professions in the national growth strategy of our country”. The Foreign Minister, Anthony Tajanienlists freelancers to carry out the Mattei Plan and strengthen cooperation with African countries. The minister’s proposal was launched today during the Annual international meeting, organized by Confprofessioni and from Aprinternational, at Palazzo Rospigliosi in Rome. “THE free professionals can contribute to the implementation of the Plan by training African professionals with their experience and expertise, to create a bridge between Italy and Africa added Tajani – We are reflecting on scholarships and master’s degrees that can involve freelancers and We’ll see each other in mid-June to transform this proposal into concrete action.”
The minister’s proposal was warmly welcomed by the president of Confprofessioni, Gaetano Star. «Our country needs qualified workforce, professionals can contribute with their skills to train professionals and qualified workers to develop employment within Italian companies which today have difficulty finding professionals also due to the demographic deficit. We thank Minister Tajani for the attention he pays to the professional world and we are ready to collaborate with the minister to support cooperation between Italy and Africa.”
The Mattei Plan is proceeding quickly, as emerges from theAnnual international Confprofessioni and Aprinternational meeting. The President of the Permanent Committee on Policies of the European Union, Giuliomaria Terzi of Sant’Agata, who spoke at the first table, underlined how Western values guide the Mattei Plan: democracy, freedom and the rule of law. With the Plan, Italy can bring benefits to the local population also with the involvement of professionals.” According to the president of Med-Or, Marco Minnitiroundabout “Africa is a great opportunity for Italy and Europe. There are three challenges to face: demographic imbalances, the energy issue and terrorism, as a threat at a global level. African prosperity is therefore a priority”.
During the event the platform Aprillinka free tool created by Aprinternational and Confprofessioni to create a network between professionals who deal or want to deal with internationalisation: “It is a geolocalised and specialized network for matters of interest to professionals”, he said Louis Carunchio, president of Aprinternational. “An initiative that allows professionals from different countries to network to better support their activity on foreign markets and support the internationalization process of companies and of Made in Italy”.