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Gentiloni: the success of InvestEU encourages further investments in strategic European industries

24/01/2024 12:26

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Gentiloni: the success of InvestEU encourages further investments in strategic European industries

Il commissario auspica anche il lancio di un altro programma paneuropeo basato su una garanzia di bilancio per mobilitare gli investimenti industriali privati.

EU/EN - The InvestEU programme is a success story for the European Union. With these words of praise, European Commissioner Gentiloni opened his speech on Tuesday 23 January at a conference on InvestEu in Brussels.

The programme will end in 2027 but "the numbers speak for themselves - he underlined -: 90% of the 26 billion euro guarantee provided by the EU for InvestEU has already been used and over 70% has already been approved by the Investment Committee." Furthermore, InvestEU can be made even more effective by simplifying the cooperative framework in the name of agile internal flexibility that "can help us adapt more quickly to changing political priorities".

Gentiloni then focused on the necessary coordination between institutions, community investment banks and economic actors in order to increase the mobilization of investments in strategic industries, security and the security sector. defense as well as in the reconstruction of Ukraine. “The reflection on how to finance these common European priorities - he stressed - within the EU multiannual budget must start now”, also by providing for another pan-European program based on a budget guarantee to mobilize private investments in strategic areas.

To be able to do this in practice, according to Gentiloni, the EU can capitalize on the valuable experience of the EIB, national promotional banks and other international financial institutions involved in the same way as the virtuous implementation of InvestEu.

 

ITA - il programma InvestEU è una storia di successo dell'Unione europea. Con queste parole di elogio, il commissario europeo Gentiloni ha inaugurato il suo intervento martedi 23 gennaio ad un convegno su InvestEu a Bruxelles.

Il programma si concluderà nel 2027 ma “i numeri parlano chiaro - ha sottolineato -: Il 90% dei 26 miliardi di euro di garanzia fornita dall'Ue per InvestEU è già stato utilizzato e oltre il 70% è già stato approvato dal comitato per gli investimenti.” Inoltre InvestEU si può rendere ancora più efficace, semplificando il quadro cooperativo all'insegna di una agile flessibilità interna che "può aiutarci ad adattarci più rapidamente alle mutevoli priorità politiche". 

Gentiloni si è poi soffermato sul necessario coordinamento tra istituzioni, banche d'investimento comunitarie ed attori economici al fine di incrementare la mobilitazione degli investimenti nelle industrie strategiche, nella sicurezza e nel settore difesa nonché nella ricostruzione dell'Ucraina. “La riflessione su come finanziare queste priorità comuni europee - ha sottolineato - nell'ambito del bilancio pluriennale dell'Ue deve iniziare ora”, anche prevedendo un altro programma paneuropeo basato su una garanzia di bilancio per mobilitare gli investimenti privati in aree strategiche.

 Per poterlo fare in concreto, secondo Gentiloni nell'Ue si può capitalizzare  la preziosa esperienza della Bei, delle banche di promozione nazionali e delle altre istituzioni finanziarie internazionali coinvolte alla stessa stregua della virtuosa attuazione di InvestEu.

 

Antonio De Chiara @euroeconomie.it  

 


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