SANDRO BOTTEGA REPLIES TO DONAZZAN 'BRAIN DRAIN IS STAMPED BY MAKING PA EFFICIENT'

"It is already difficult to stop Italians from going abroad, let alone if we will be able to bring back those who have left. In Italy, the only factors of attraction are food, art, architecture and landscape, but as far as the world of work is concerned, unfortunately, things are very different. Ever since the world began, people do not go to where they are worse off but to where they are better off: currently we are certainly one of the most attractive countries in the world from the point of view of from the point of view of the quality of life and tourist beauties. But for the economy to recover to the point of retaining Italians or becoming 'attractive' for those who have chosen to leave Italy it would be necessary to improve the work culture and above all to make the machine more efficient of the State - Not to mention the oppressive tax pressure. Only in this way will companies become competitive again and those who have emigrated could return to our country." This is what Sandro Bottega, head of Bottega spa or leading company in the Prosecco sector, declared in a note released by the Klaus Davi agency, replying to the statements of councilor Elena Donazzan,