The manifesto was signed by the entrepreneurs of the sectors emblem of Made in Italy with Confagricoltura and Confartigianato; signatory Stefano Agostini, President of the Group Sanpellegrino, Andrea Illy, illycaff\u00e8 President; Massimiliano Giansanti, Vice-President Confagricoltura; George Lace, President of Confartigianato. This document was delivered to the Government, represented for the occasion by the Secretary for Reform, Ivan Scalfarotto.<\/p>\n
The Decalogue of the “Manifesto for the Made in Italy”:<\/p>\n
– The Made in Italy is one of the cornerstones of the cultural Italian<\/p>\n
– Defend and promote the transmission of knowledge production from generation to generation it is the first step to promote our unique heritage<\/p>\n
– To create value around the Made in Italy is to give an overview to the local excellences<\/p>\n
– Taking hard Made in Italy means to better meet the needs of the company assets: aesthetics, culture, emotion, sociability.<\/p>\n
– To create synergies between related sectors and complementary categories is a road no longer be postponed in order to increase the competitiveness of Italian products<\/p>\n
– Establish a system means a renewed spirit of cooperation between all political actors, social, economic and entrepreneurial<\/p>\n
– The only defense of Made in Italy is no longer enough: the perceived value goes from the story of the art know-how, typical of Italian creativity<\/p>\n
– To win abroad Made in Italy must present a vision that promotes not individual companies but the Italian firm<\/p>\n
– Increasing investment in training and be able to innovate means to reduce the misalignment with the offer emerging<\/p>\n
– Revenue, bureaucracy and strategic vision are handicap that the institutions have a duty to transform into strengths of the way of doing business<\/p>\n
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