US Edition"There is no closure plan for the former Ilva factories," Minister Urso reassures unions and workers. - Economic Scenarios
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Rome, December 5, 2025 The confirmation that there is no closure plan, confirmed in the first place by the Minister of Economic Development Adolfo Urso, and the will to put the galvanised line back into operation. From the meeting at the Mimit on the dispute of the former Ilva of Genoa arrives the announcement that it dissolves the garrisons of unions and workers in Cornigliano while the Uilm denounces an aggressive kicking and punching by indiv…
There is no plan to close the former Ilva plants in the north, and no increase in the number of workers on furlough or in training is planned. This was stated by the Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, during a meeting at his ministry with the President of the Puglia Region, Michele Emiliano, the Mayor of Taranto, Pietro Bitetti, the President of the Province of Taranto, Gianfranco Palmisano, and the Mayor of Statte, Fabio Spa…
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