According to the Italian news agency Nova, Luigi Di Maio, the Foreign Minister in the Italian caretaker administration, has stated that young people are the country’s gold and that investment in them is essential.
With an average age of 46 years, Italy is the second oldest country in the world, according to Di Maio, who spoke at the Rimini Forum on the occasion of the Diversity… for the Common Good gathering.
They have vanished because we will have less human capital in the future and should aim to spend as much as possible in it.
Di Maio, the political leader of the Impinio Civico (Civil Commitment) party, questioned young people’s access points after training courses and universities, saying: “Today, a professional in Italy is paid for what he deserves, but in other European countries, the employee is paid for what he trained and the experience he gives.” She does.
Salary and pay difficulties, according to Mayo, are at the heart of the motivators that might be developed in young people. We must invest, but we cannot do it solely through investments in the public sector.
The Italian Foreign Minister advocates for investment in young people, portraying them as the future of the country.
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