(Finance) – The Permanent fashion table met at the Ministry of Companies and Made in Italyunder the presidency of Minister Adolfo Ursoto face the challenges of the sector and support companies in the double green and digital transition.
Minister Urso announced it allocation of 250 million euros for 2025, so divided: 100 million for development contracts, 100 million for mini development contracts, 15 million for ecological and digital transition, 30.5 million for sustainability.
“A strategic choice To support a sector that represents the excellence of Made in Italy “, he commented Urso. In addition, the DDL on SMEs, recently approved by the Council of Ministers, includes innovative measures such as the generational relay and incentives for aggregations.
For 2025, The government will allocate over 22 billion euros to support various production sectorswith particular attention to SMEs and companies in the South. Urso also announced an amendment to the Milleproroghe decree to improve the research and development tax credit, providing for a fund of 250 million euros to facilitate companies.
From the monitoring of theINPS, emerges a limited use of the extraordinary layoffs in the fashion sector. For 2024-2025, the government has allocated 110 million eurosbut only a minimal part was paid. To optimize the tool, the Mimit and the Ministry of Labor will collaborate with the Regions.
In the European context, the Italian government is active in the revision of the regulations on extensive liability of the manufacturer and labeling of textile products, with the aim of AGive them to Italian industrial needs. The commitment also includes negotiation on the Ecodesign Regulation for greater sustainability.
These interventions demonstrate The strategic importance of the fashion sector for the industrial relaunch and the attention of the government towards a sustainable and inclusive transition.