Themes

Transport, Logistics and Infrastructure

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Modern logistics and efficient infrastructure are essential for a country's competitiveness. In an export-oriented economy, the quality of connections and the fluidity of transport determine the success of companies in global markets. Confindustria promotes a new industrial policy approach to bring supply and demand together in an integrated way, uniting manufacturing, logistics and transport in a shared vision oriented towards sustainable development.

Developing the infrastructure network and Alpine connections

The development and modernisation of strategic infrastructure, with particular reference to European Corridors and Alpine crossings, must be a priority for European policy. Modern, integrated and efficient networks make it possible to reduce logistics time and costs, ensuring the smooth movement of people and goods and strengthening the competitiveness of the national economic system.

Promoting intermodality and integrated logistics

Confindustria supports the development of an intermodal and integrated logistics network based on the strategic use of the potential of each transport mode. Efficient integration between ports, airports, railways, terminals, freight villages and the road network makes it possible to optimise the movement of goods, reduce logistics costs, increase the reliability of flows and promote more resilient, sustainable and competitive logistics.

Accelerating the digital, ecological and energy transition

We support the innovation of the logistics system towards models in line with European environmental objectives. Digitisation, alternative fuels and low-emission infrastructures are strategic levers for efficient and competitive logistics, while respecting technology neutrality that encourages competition between solutions for the ecological transition.

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Environment and Ecological Transition

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