(Finance) – The Minister of Justice, Carlo Nordiokicked off the G7 on the Justice Of Venice. The minister welcomed colleagues from the United States, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada and Japan. The minister underlined that it is “an important day because it consolidates a unity of intent and a unity of directions in the fight against organized crime, against human trafficking, against the spread of particularly dangerous drugs”. “The most important innovation – anticipated Nordio – will be the establishment of a Venice Justice Groupwhich will be permanent for the implementation and guarantee of the laws”.
Minister Nordio made it known that he had already had interviews bilateral with colleagues from Canada, Ukraine, the United States of America and Great Britain. “Others will continue tomorrow (today, ed.)”, he added. Minister Nordio explained that “it will certainly be an extremely fruitful occasion and once again I renew my thanks both to all our guests and to all those who collaborated for the success of this organization”.
“It is a particularly emotional day also because today is the day that commemorates the victims of terrorismforty years ago I was the investigating judge of the investigation into Brigades Red“, he recalled. “But above all – continued Nordio – it is an important day because it consolidates a unity of intent and a unity of directions in the fight against crime organizedagainst the human traffickingagainst the spread of particularly dangerous drugs such as fentanyl and also regarding the interest we have in the developments ofartificial intelligence“.