Stellantis: Elkann meets Mattarella and Giorgetti in Rome

A few days after the back and forth between Carlos Tavares and some representatives of the Italian government regarding tax incentives, John Elkann he went to Rome to confirm the commitment of Stellantis on projects destined for Italy. He was received by the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella and the Minister of Economy Giancarlo Giorgetti for an interview scheduled for some time, which initially seemed restorative because it occurred only a handful of hours after the verbal skirmishes that accompanied the ecobonus reform. The number one of Exor and Stellantis was also received by the American ambassador to Italy, Jack Markell, by the governor of the Bank of Italy Fabio Panetta and by the general commander of the Carabinieri Teo Luzi. A series of high-profile face-to-face meetings that would be part of the traditional and periodic confrontation between institutional and industry leaders, even if the timing and the lack of meeting with the president Giorgia Melonireturning from an engagement in Tokyo, had fueled the winds of controversy.