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Posted on December 10, 2024
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Italy urges Stellantis to continue its investments, with Deputy PM Antonio Tajani highlighting positive signals from the automaker.
ROME (Reuters) - Italy will ask Stellantis to continue investing in the country, and the automaker is giving the government reassuring signals, the deputy prime minister said on Tuesday.
"Stellantis cannot leave Italy," Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani told state broadcaster RAI, stressing the close link between the country and the automaker.
"Signals are reassuring ... we will ask to continue investing in Italy," said Tajani, who is also the leader of the Forza Italia coalition party.
(Reporting by Angelo Amante, editing by Gianluca Semeraro)
The main topic is Italy's request for Stellantis to continue investing in the country, with positive feedback from the automaker.
Antonio Tajani stated that Stellantis cannot leave Italy and emphasized the importance of their investments.
Stellantis has given reassuring signals to the Italian government about continuing its investments.
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