Italy approves economic and Fiscal Decree with funding for key sectors

On October 15, Italy’s government approved Economic and Fiscal Decree No. 100, introducing urgent measures to support economic growth and regional authorities. The decree includes significant funding provisions, such as financial support for national infrastructure management, civil service, and the RFI program contract. It also allocates funds for the APE sociale, with €20 million for 2025, €30 million for 2026, and €50 million for 2027. These measures aim to boost the country’s fiscal and economic resilience while addressing key structural needs.

Italy approves economic and fiscal decree with funding for key sectors

The decree provides substantial funding for critical infrastructure projects, including railway management and civil service programs. The government has prioritized these sectors to drive economic growth. The decree includes extended financing for the APE sociale, a welfare measure, with increased allocations over the next four years. These funds are designed to support vulnerable populations as part of the broader social protection system.

Long-term fiscal strategy

The government’s financial commitments are part of a long-term strategy to ensure sustainable growth and economic stability. By addressing regional and infrastructure needs, Italy seeks to strengthen its fiscal framework and bolster national resilience.

This latest decree, alongside broader legislative initiatives, reflects the government’s determination to invest in critical areas while maintaining fiscal responsibility.