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Meeting in the Regional Office with Trade Union Representatives
On Wednesday, the President of the Liguria Region, Marco Bucci, and Paolo Ripamonti, the regional official for Trade Union Relations, met with union leaders, including Luca Maestripieri (Cisl), Luca Cerusa (Uil Liguria), Riccardo Serri (Uiltucs Liguria), and Maurizio Calà (Cgil). They described the meeting as “productive,” focusing on collaboration in healthcare, infrastructure, employment, and the environment. They agreed on forming a healthcare committee, renewing employment agreements, and emphasising fair service costs between public and private sectors.
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Cia Savona at the national assembly: “Internal areas, water system, and wildlife are priorities for our territory”
National priorities are now focusing on local realities like Savona’s agricultural sector, which faces future challenges. At the Italian Farmers Confederation’s national assembly, Sandro Gagliolo highlighted the significance of addressing issues such as internal areas, water supply, and wildlife management. The Confederation proposed five actions to combat climate change, emphasising safety, infrastructure development, and land preservation. Measures include rural investment, tax relief, and wildlife control. Gagliolo stressed these initiatives’ importance for Savona’s agricultural sustainability.
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Polo Logistica FS and ASP Mar Ligure Occidentale: Memorandum of Understanding for Digital Integration
The FS Group’s Logistics Hub and the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority have signed an agreement to enhance digital integration, streamlining the exchange of information for rail transport in Genoa and Savona-Vado ports. This initiative improves rail operation management, making transport more competitive. It aligns with the Logistics Hub’s broader digitalization efforts with other port authorities, boosting logistics efficiency. The agreement supports Italy’s National Logistics Platform project, promoting sector-wide digitalization.
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Chamber of Commerce: “Employment and entrepreneurship are crucial in combating gender-based violence”
On November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women highlights global efforts to combat gender violence. The Chamber of Commerce Riviere di Liguria supports this initiative, emphasizing statistics from Ligurian Anti-Violence Centers. Key findings include that many victims are educated yet unemployed, with most violence occurring in domestic settings. Employment is seen as a crucial tool for empowerment. Promoting women’s workforce participation and fostering a culture of respect are vital for societal growth.
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Savona
Ance Savona: Urban Regeneration as a New Challenge for the Future of the Construction Sector and the Territory
The Public Assembly by ANCE Savona at the Priamar Complex focused on “The Routes of Urban Regeneration.” Massimo Baccino stressed urban regeneration as a cultural and economic renewal, advocating for sustainability and social inclusion. Discussions involved construction experts and officials from Liguria, Piedmont, and Lombardy, exploring regeneration opportunities and challenges. Initiatives like an ideas competition aim to engage young professionals in regeneration projects, emphasizing collaboration and sustainability to revitalize the region.
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Business Demographics: In Savona Province, Registrations Decrease, Closures Increase
As of September 30, 2024, Savona had 28,608 registered businesses. Following eight years of growth, the business balance turned slightly negative, losing 68 units, a -0.24% change. Compared to 2023, registrations fell from 283 to 274, while closures rose from 264 to 342. Savona’s growth rate of -0.24% lagged behind regional and national figures. Industry, Construction, and Services sectors grew, while Agriculture and Commerce declined. Only corporations saw growth, increasing by 46 units.