Carlo De Ruvo, President of Confetra, emphasizes the importance of logistics in Italy's economy, urging investments in infrastructure and innovation at the Confederation's 80th anniversary assembly.
Carlo De Ruvo, the President of Confetra, highlighted the critical role logistics plays in Italy's economy during a public assembly celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Confederation of Italian Transport and Logistics. He pointed out that the logistics sector contributes approximately 9% of the nation's GDP and is vital for the country's economic momentum, stating that without logistics, transport, and shipping, Italy's economy would come to a standstill.
During his speech, De Ruvo acknowledged contributions from high-ranking officials, including President Sergio Mattarella and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who sent messages of support to the assembly. He reiterated the need for clear choices and strategies that would enhance competitiveness, infrastructure, and innovation within the logistics sector, which he deemed essential for sustaining the productivity of the Italian system.
Moreover, he emphasized that the logistics industry not only supports economic activities but also provides employment for over one million people in Italy. De Ruvo's statements reflect a broader conversation about the future of logistics and transport in the country, underlining the urgency for investments that will bolster the sector's capabilities to meet the demands of a modern economy, particularly in the face of evolving digital landscapes and infrastructure needs.
