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NRRP steering committee meeting held on 8th progress report to Parliament and fulfilment of objectives for the 10th instalment A steering committee meeting for the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) was held at Palazzo Chigi today to examine the eighth NRRP progress report to Parliament and to verify fulfilment of the 156 objectives linked to the payment request for the tenth and final instalment, worth a total of EUR 28.4 billion. The meeting, called and chaired by Minister for European Affairs, the NRRP and Cohesion Policy Tommaso Foti, was attended by the Ministers and Undersecretaries in charge as well as by representatives from ANCI [National Association of Italian Municipalities], UPI [Union of Italian Provinces] and the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces. “For the tenth and final NRRP instalment, numerous strategic objectives involving the main areas of this nation’s economic and social life have been achieved, exceeding the targets set by the European Commission. Having fulfilled all 576 of the Plan’s objectives, which will continue to have a positive impact over the coming years, we have reached the end of a journey which goes far beyond a continuous increase in spending (which, net of financial instruments, has exceeded EUR 133 billion) and the completion of individual projects, providing Italy with structural measures in the areas of healthcare, infrastructure, the ecological transition, education, digitalisation, culture, employment and social inclusion, making the nation more competitive, more modern and more united. This is a great result for Italy as well as a victory for the Meloni Government”, stated Minister Foti, who took the opportunity to thank the NRRP Task Force, the Heads of Cabinet and all the NRRP mission units within the various ministries for the important work they have carried out. Reforms completed for the tenth instalment include measures designed to have a structural and lasting impact on Italy’s competitiveness and efficiency, involving several strategic areas: from the public administration to justice, from competition to simplification measures, from business incentives to the reform of the public procurement system, through to education and research. In addition to these reforms, there are numerous, significant investments, including: the activation of 1,270 community care centres and 327 community hospitals, more than 6,000 new intensive and semi-intensive care beds and approximately 3,200 pieces of major healthcare equipment; the uploading of over 99% of digital clinical documents into ‘Electronic Health Records’; telemedicine assistance for more than 566,000 people.  Moreover, around 1,700 km of cycle paths have been rolled out, approximately 4,000 km of rail lines have been upgraded, 73 stations have been redeveloped and more than 3,200 zero-emission buses have been registered. Over 153,000 new nursery and pre-school places have also been created, more than 1,100 canteens and 360 gyms have been built or refurbished, 176 schools have been demolished and rebuilt, 1,600 school premises have been made safe, more than 40,000 new students have enrolled with higher technical institutes (‘ITS’) and over 60,000 new university accommodation places have been guaranteed, 30,000 of which will be created thanks to the financial instrument.  83% of schools and municipalities have revamped their websites and digital services, more than 2.5 million citizens have attended digital training courses, 284 central public administrations and more than 12,000 public institutions have moved to secure cloud infrastructure, approximately 3 million house numbers have been digitised, around 20,000 schools and healthcare centres have been connected to ultrafast broadband and an area equal to 23,000 km² has been covered by 5G.  674 cultural sites have been made accessible, 4,200 assets have been enhanced, 21 villages have been redeveloped, approximately 3,300 interventions have been carried out in small hamlets and around 730 projects have been completed for earthquake safety and the protection of works of art in places of worship. More than 882,000 people have taken part in courses under the national programme for the guaranteed employability of workers (‘GOL’), more than 270 job centres have been upgraded, approximately 3,200 people with disabilities have embarked on independent living pathways and over 12,000 homeless people have benefited from reception initiatives and work to combat poverty. Lastly, more than 1,500 rural pharmacies have been enhanced and funding has been provided to improve the energy efficiency of approximately 2,000 social housing buildings. The eighth NRRP progress report will be sent to Parliament in the coming days for fulfilment of the necessary procedures and, at the same time, all preparations will be completed in order to submit the payment request for the Plan’s tenth and final instalment to the European Commission by 30 September. [Courtesy translation] Lingua Inglese Fonte: Il Governo NRRP steering committee meets at Palazzo Chigi  [PHOTO] NRRP steering committee meets at Palazzo Chigi  [VIDEO] Tipologia Contenuto: NotizieGoverno: MeloniImmagine nella notizia: Posizione della fotografia nell'articolo: CentrataItaliano

A steering committee meeting for the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) was held today to examine the eighth NRRP progress report to Parliament and to verify fulfilment of the 156 objectives linked to the payment request for the tenth and final instalment, worth a total of EUR 28.4 billion. The meeting, called and chaired by Minister for European Affairs, the NRRP and Cohesion Policy Tommaso Foti, was attended by the Ministers and Undersecretaries in charge as well as by representatives from ANCI [National Association of Italian Municipalities], UPI [Union of Italian Provinces] and the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces. Lingua Inglese Immagini Album :  Rome, 23/09/2026 – The NRRP steering committee meeting held at Palazzo Chigi. Immagine in Evidenza: Fonte: Il GovernoTipologia Media: Foto NRRP steering committee meets at Palazzo Chigi Governo: MeloniItaliano

A steering committee meeting for the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) was held today to examine the eighth NRRP progress report to Parliament and to verify fulfilment of the 156 objectives linked to the payment request for the tenth and final instalment, worth a total of EUR 28.4 billion. The meeting, called and chaired by Minister for European Affairs, the NRRP and Cohesion Policy Tommaso Foti, was attended by the Ministers and Undersecretaries in charge as well as by representatives from ANCI [National Association of Italian Municipalities], UPI [Union of Italian Provinces] and the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces. Lingua Inglese Immagine in Evidenza: Fonte: Il GovernoTipologia Media: Video NRRP steering committee meets at Palazzo Chigi Governo: Meloni The meeting at Palazzo Chigi Italiano

Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, Italy is proud to co-host this campaign together with Nigeria. I thank President Tinubu for his partnership and his leadership. This giant work reflects a conviction that Italy shares deeply: development cannot be imposed from outside. It must be built together. This is the spirit of the Mattei Plan, the strategy through which Italy has chosen to reshape its partnership with Africa: cooperation between equals, grounded in mutual respect, shared responsibility and concrete results – not promises that are never kept. And at the heart of this partnership stands one conviction: nothing can truly be achieved for Africa's future if we do not first invest in its people. Africa is not a continent to be helped. It is a continent of extraordinary talent, energy and hope – a young continent, looking to the future with confidence. Its greatest wealth is not beneath the ground. It is in its children. Every young person who is denied an education is a talent the world will never know, a future that will never be written. This is why we believe every child has the right to learn, to grow, and to build a life at home – the right not to be forced to leave everything behind in search of a future that should have been possible where they were born. Education is not a side chapter of development. It is the foundation upon which every other ambition is built – jobs, dignity, prosperity. Maria Montessori, one of the most famous educators of all time, taught the world something we should never forget: “The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind.” That hope and that promise are exactly what is at stake today. This is why Italy believes so strongly in the Global Partnership for Education. GPE brings partners together and makes every investment in children's learning go further. Together, we have the opportunity to improve education for 750 million children by 2030. I invite every partner in this room to join this ambition – not as donors and recipients, but as allies in a common cause. Together, we can multiply possibility for millions of children around the world.  So, we count on you. Thank you. Lingua Inglese Tipologia Pagina: InterventoImmagine in Evidenza: Codice video Youtube: FnMbz2oin1oTipologia intervento: Intervento Sottotitoli in inglese: Italiano

A seguire la traduzione di cortesia *** Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, Italy is proud to co-host this campaign together with Nigeria. I thank President Tinubu for his partnership and his leadership. This giant work reflects a conviction that Italy shares deeply: development cannot be imposed from outside. It must be built together. This is the spirit of the Mattei Plan, the strategy through which Italy has chosen to reshape its partnership with Africa: cooperation between equals, grounded in mutual respect, shared responsibility and concrete results – not promises that are never kept. And at the heart of this partnership stands one conviction: nothing can truly be achieved for Africa's future if we do not first invest in its people. Africa is not a continent to be helped. It is a continent of extraordinary talent, energy and hope – a young continent, looking to the future with confidence. Its greatest wealth is not beneath the ground. It is in its children. Every young person who is denied an education is a talent the world will never know, a future that will never be written. This is why we believe every child has the right to learn, to grow, and to build a life at home – the right not to be forced to leave everything behind in search of a future that should have been possible where they were born. Education is not a side chapter of development. It is the foundation upon which every other ambition is built – jobs, dignity, prosperity. Maria Montessori, one of the most famous educators of all time, taught the world something we should never forget: “The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind.” That hope and that promise are exactly what is at stake today. This is why Italy believes so strongly in the Global Partnership for Education. GPE brings partners together and makes every investment in children's learning go further. Together, we have the opportunity to improve education for 750 million children by 2030. I invite every partner in this room to join this ambition – not as donors and recipients, but as allies in a common cause. Together, we can multiply possibility for millions of children around the world.  So, we count on you. Thank you. *** Eccellenze, signore e signori, L'Italia è fiera di co-organizzare questa campagna assieme alla Nigeria. Ringrazio il Presidente Tinubu per la sua collaborazione e la sua leadership. Questo enorme lavoro riflette una convinzione profondamente condivisa dall’Italia: lo sviluppo non può essere imposto dall’esterno. Va costruito insieme. Questo è lo spirito del Piano Mattei, la strategia con cui l’Italia ha scelto di ridefinire il proprio partenariato con l’Africa: una cooperazione da pari a pari, fondata sul rispetto reciproco, sulla responsabilità condivisa e sui risultati concreti – non su promesse che non vengono mai mantenute. E al centro di questa collaborazione vi è un'unica convinzione: non si potrà ottenere davvero nulla per il futuro dell’Africa se prima non investiamo nelle sue persone. L'Africa non è un continente da assistere. È un continente ricco di talento, energia e speranza straordinari – un continente giovane che guarda al futuro con fiducia. La sua più grande ricchezza non si trova nel sottosuolo, ma nei suoi figli. Ogni giovane a cui viene negata l’istruzione è un talento che il mondo non conoscerà mai, un futuro che non verrà mai scritto. Ecco perché riteniamo che tutti i bambini abbiano il diritto di imparare, crescere e costruirsi una vita a casa - il diritto di non essere costretti a lasciarsi tutto alle spalle alla ricerca di un futuro che avrebbe dovuto essere possibile nel luogo in cui sono nati. L'istruzione non è un capitolo secondario dello sviluppo. È il fondamento su cui si basano tutte le altre ambizioni: lavoro, dignità, prosperità. Maria Montessori, tra le più celebri figure nel campo dell'educazione di tutti i tempi, ha insegnato al mondo qualcosa che non dovremmo mai dimenticare: “Il bambino è insieme una speranza e una promessa per l'umanità”. Quella speranza e quella promessa sono proprio ciò che è in gioco oggi. Ecco perché l’Italia crede così fermamente nella Global Partnership for Education. La GPE riunisce i partner e fa sì che ogni investimento nell'apprendimento dei bambini abbia un impatto maggiore. Insieme, abbiamo l'opportunità di migliorare l'istruzione di 750 milioni di bambini entro il 2030. Invito tutti i partner presenti in questa sala a unirsi a questa ambizione – non in qualità di donatori e beneficiari, ma come alleati in una causa comune. Insieme, possiamo moltiplicare le opportunità per milioni di bambini in tutto il mondo. Allora, contiamo su di voi. Grazie.   Lingua Italiano Tipologia Pagina: InterventoImmagine in Evidenza: Codice video Youtube: FnMbz2oin1oTipologia intervento: Intervento Sottotitoli in inglese: English

A seguire la traduzione di cortesia *** Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, Italy is proud to co-host this campaign together with Nigeria. I thank President Tinubu for his partnership and his leadership. This giant work reflects a conviction that Italy shares deeply: development cannot be imposed from outside. It must be built together. This is the spirit of the Mattei Plan, the strategy through which Italy has chosen to reshape its partnership with Africa: cooperation between equals, grounded in mutual respect, shared responsibility and concrete results – not promises that are never kept. And at the heart of this partnership stands one conviction: nothing can truly be achieved for Africa's future if we do not first invest in its people. Africa is not a continent to be helped. It is a continent of extraordinary talent, energy and hope – a young continent, looking to the future with confidence. Its greatest wealth is not beneath the ground. It is in its children. Every young person who is denied an education is a talent the world will never know, a future that will never be written. This is why we believe every child has the right to learn, to grow, and to build a life at home – the right not to be forced to leave everything behind in search of a future that should have been possible where they were born. Education is not a side chapter of development. It is the foundation upon which every other ambition is built – jobs, dignity, prosperity. Maria Montessori, one of the most famous educators of all time, taught the world something we should never forget: “The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind.” That hope and that promise are exactly what is at stake today. This is why Italy believes so strongly in the Global Partnership for Education. GPE brings partners together and makes every investment in children's learning go further. Together, we have the opportunity to improve education for 750 million children by 2030. I invite every partner in this room to join this ambition – not as donors and recipients, but as allies in a common cause. Together, we can multiply possibility for millions of children around the world.  So, we count on you. Thank you. *** Eccellenze, signore e signori, L'Italia è fiera di co-organizzare questa campagna assieme alla Nigeria. Ringrazio il Presidente Tinubu per la sua collaborazione e la sua leadership. Questo enorme lavoro riflette una convinzione profondamente condivisa dall’Italia: lo sviluppo non può essere imposto dall’esterno. Va costruito insieme. Questo è lo spirito del Piano Mattei, la strategia con cui l’Italia ha scelto di ridefinire il proprio partenariato con l’Africa: una cooperazione da pari a pari, fondata sul rispetto reciproco, sulla responsabilità condivisa e sui risultati concreti – non su promesse che non vengono mai mantenute. E al centro di questa collaborazione vi è un'unica convinzione: non si potrà ottenere davvero nulla per il futuro dell’Africa se prima non investiamo nelle sue persone. L'Africa non è un continente da assistere. È un continente ricco di talento, energia e speranza straordinari – un continente giovane che guarda al futuro con fiducia. La sua più grande ricchezza non si trova nel sottosuolo, ma nei suoi figli. Ogni giovane a cui viene negata l’istruzione è un talento che il mondo non conoscerà mai, un futuro che non verrà mai scritto. Ecco perché riteniamo che tutti i bambini abbiano il diritto di imparare, crescere e costruirsi una vita a casa - il diritto di non essere costretti a lasciarsi tutto alle spalle alla ricerca di un futuro che avrebbe dovuto essere possibile nel luogo in cui sono nati. L'istruzione non è un capitolo secondario dello sviluppo. È il fondamento su cui si basano tutte le altre ambizioni: lavoro, dignità, prosperità. Maria Montessori, tra le più celebri figure nel campo dell'educazione di tutti i tempi, ha insegnato al mondo qualcosa che non dovremmo mai dimenticare: “Il bambino è insieme una speranza e una promessa per l'umanità”. Quella speranza e quella promessa sono proprio ciò che è in gioco oggi. Ecco perché l’Italia crede così fermamente nella Global Partnership for Education. La GPE riunisce i partner e fa sì che ogni investimento nell'apprendimento dei bambini abbia un impatto maggiore. Insieme, abbiamo l'opportunità di migliorare l'istruzione di 750 milioni di bambini entro il 2030. Invito tutti i partner presenti in questa sala a unirsi a questa ambizione – non in qualità di donatori e beneficiari, ma come alleati in una causa comune. Insieme, possiamo moltiplicare le opportunità per milioni di bambini in tutto il mondo. Allora, contiamo su di voi. Grazie.   Lingua Italiano Tipologia Pagina: InterventoImmagine in Evidenza: Codice video Youtube: FnMbz2oin1oTipologia intervento: Intervento Sottotitoli in inglese: 

Procedura di mobilità indetta con decreto del Segretario Generale del 3 novembre 2025, ai sensi dell’articolo 30 del decreto legislativo 30 marzo 2001, n. 165, per la copertura di 50 posti di Categoria “A” presenti nella dotazione organica della Presidenza del Consiglio dei ministri, rideterminati in complessivi 74 posti con decreto del Segretario Generale 7 luglio 2026. ​​​​​​​AVVISO AI CANDIDATI – SETTORE DI COMPETENZA SCIENTIFICO-TECNOLOGICO-INFORMATICO-STATISTICO. Lingua Italiano Fonte: Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri Avviso ai candidati (.pdf) Avviso ai candidati (.docx) Tipologia Contenuto: Pubblicità legaleGoverno: Tutti i GoverniPosizione della fotografia nell'articolo: Centrata

Si è riunita oggi la Cabina di regia PNRR per l’esame dell’ottava Relazione sullo stato di attuazione del PNRR e per la verifica del conseguimento dei 156 obiettivi connessi alla richiesta di pagamento della decima e ultima rata, per un valore complessivo di 28,4 miliardi di euro. La riunione, convocata e presieduta dal Ministro per gli Affari europei, il PNRR e le politiche di coesione, Tommaso Foti, si è svolta alla presenza dei Ministri, dei Sottosegretari competenti e dei rappresentanti dell’ANCI, dell’UPI e della Conferenza delle Regioni e delle Province autonome. Lingua Italiano Immagini Album :  Roma, 23/09/2026 - La riunione della Cabina di regia PNRR presso la Sala Verde di Palazzo Chigi. Immagine in Evidenza: Fonte: Il GovernoTipologia Media: Foto PNRR, Cabina di Regia a Palazzo Chigi Governo: MeloniEnglish

Si è riunita oggi la Cabina di regia PNRR per l’esame dell’ottava Relazione sullo stato di attuazione del PNRR e per la verifica del conseguimento dei 156 obiettivi connessi alla richiesta di pagamento della decima e ultima rata, per un valore complessivo di 28,4 miliardi di euro. La riunione, convocata e presieduta dal Ministro per gli Affari europei, il PNRR e le politiche di coesione, Tommaso Foti, si è svolta alla presenza dei Ministri, dei Sottosegretari competenti e dei rappresentanti dell’ANCI, dell’UPI e della Conferenza delle Regioni e delle Province autonome. Lingua Italiano Immagine in Evidenza: Fonte: Il GovernoTipologia Media: Video PNRR, Cabina di Regia a Palazzo Chigi Governo: Meloni La riunione a Palazzo Chigi English

Dear Nello, dear friends, Thank you for organising the ‘Risorsa Mare’ forum once again this year and for holding it in La Spezia, a city that tells the story of Italy’s connection with the sea, its economy and its strategic reach in an extraordinary way. For a nation like ours, the sea has never been merely a border; it is a natural infrastructure that links Italy to the rest of the world, supports our exports, fuels our industrial sectors of excellence and holds huge potential in terms of energy, innovation and research. This is why we chose from day one to build a real policy for the sea, able to pool expertise, resources and vision. Parliament has just approved a law on enhancing the sea as a resource, which is clearly a crucial step along this path, enabling us to provide professionals and industry groups with the answers they have been waiting decades for and to govern what is a crucial asset for our competitiveness in a coordinated way. We are proud to be able to say that we are on the right track. Thanks also to the many measures that have been approved over these last years, the added value of the blue economy grew by more than 22% between 2022 and 2024, reaching almost EUR 79 billion. We of course have no intention of stopping.   We intend to continue investing in value chains, new technologies, the undersea dimension and the protection of strategic infrastructure. It is our job to turn what is Italy’s natural vocation – being a natural platform in the Mediterranean and a bridge between Europe, Africa and the East – into growth, jobs and security. We intend to continue doing so together with you and with all those who, day in, day out, love and breathe life into this extraordinary sector, making it the example of excellence it is. So, my sincere thanks to you all once again, and I wish you all the best with your work! [Courtesy translation]     Lingua Inglese Tipologia Pagina: InterventoImmagine in Evidenza: Codice video Youtube: e_5exEnSrfgTipologia intervento: Intervento [This video is available in Italian only] Sottotitoli in inglese: Italiano