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Italian Government Convenes Businesses Amidst Controversy Over Cuts to Transition Incentives
The Italian Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (Mimit) has convened businesses for a meeting regarding cuts to transition incentives, facing continued accusations from industrialists who warn of compromised trust and a 'short circuit' impacting innovation. The cuts amount to a billion euros less in aid, affecting over 7,000 waiting businesses and excluding green investments.
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