From agri-food to craftsmanship, from tourism to services: Made in Sardinia claims an increasingly important role in the economic development not only of the island but also nationally .
The Sassari Chamber of Commerce also participated this morning in the national event entitled "Italy: a value in the world" , to celebrate the first Made in Italy Day , established by the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy with Framework Law no. . 206/2023. Through the testimonies of the national and Italian Chambers of Commerce abroad, Unioncamere Sardegna organized a meeting at a regional level, parallel to the national one .
In particular, in the Sassari headquarters in via Roma, in the presence of the president Stefano Visconti and the general secretary Pietro Esposito, Pasquale Tanda spoke about his operational experience , in the dual role of representative of the artisan bakery Tanda & Spada in Thiesi, but also as president of the ITS Sassari Foundation , an institution whose main purpose is to train specialized technicians in the agri-food sector, from which the pasta factory itself drew when it needed qualified personnel.
Fabrizio Sanna , one of the owners of Sartapp, an artisanal textile laboratory in Samugheo that produces carpets, and other local entrepreneurs from Cagliari also gave their testimony via the web. Special mention goes to Francesca Argiolas , from the Serdiana winery of the same name, who received the “Vinitaly International” award at the Vinitaly in Verona.
«Parliament established this moment last year – said Stefano Visconti – to which the chamber system adheres with enthusiasm. Today we open Italian productions to the world and the chamber's controls are effectively distributed in Europe and the world, and the Northern Sardinia Chamber of Commerce plays its small part. Today we have hosted ITS, a specialized technical institute that already collaborates with companies in an effective manner. We use the tried and tested system of collaboration between students and businesses, sublimating it with this meeting."
«The Higher Technical Institutes accompany young people in their personal and professional training – added Pasquale Tanda – in a crucial moment like this for Made in Italy, where there is more and more talk about the protection of our know-how, companies incur costs for train your staff. The ITS system guarantees young people a solid foundation and offers companies workers with a profile well oriented towards carrying out the tasks envisaged. We currently have thirteen active courses throughout the regional territory, another eleven are planned for the next two years."
