The president of Confesercenti Campania, Vincenzo Schiavo, recently met with the Prefect of Naples, Michele Di Bari , to discuss various issues related to safety and support for businesses in the area.
During the meeting, Schiavo stressed the importance of ensuring a safe environment for entrepreneurs and addressing challenges related to petty crime, usury and urban redevelopment, with particular attention to the Galleria Umberto I.
The goal of the dialogue was to start a collaboration aimed at making Naples increasingly safe and offering concrete opportunities to businesses in the region. Schiavo, in fact, committed to supporting the economic development of Campania companies in full compliance with the principles of legality and healthy entrepreneurship.
This meeting is part of Schiavo's ongoing commitment to engage with institutional representatives in order to promote economic development and legality in the Campania region.
The President of Confesercenti Campania and national vice-president with responsibility for the South, Vincenzo Schiavo, met with the Prefect of Naples, Michele Di Bari, to discuss issues related to security and support for businesses in the area.
During the meeting, Schiavo stressed the importance of ensuring a safe environment for entrepreneurs and addressing challenges related to petty crime, usury and urban redevelopment, with particular attention to the Galleria Umberto I.
The goal of the dialogue was to start a collaboration aimed at making Naples increasingly safe and offering concrete opportunities to businesses in the region. Schiavo, in fact, committed to supporting the economic development of Campania companies in full compliance with the principles of legality and healthy entrepreneurship.
Schiavo expressed appreciation for the availability and competence demonstrated by Di Bari in understanding the challenges of the socio-economic fabric of Naples and in identifying possible solutions.
The meeting provided an opportunity to address the critical issues related to local entrepreneurship, as well as to start a frank and broad discussion on the need to make the city increasingly safe. In particular, the desire to complete the redevelopment project of the Galleria Umberto I, already the subject of a previous agreement, emerged to contribute to the relaunch of this important city monument.
Schiavo has pledged to collaborate with Di Bari and other institutional actors so that Naples can become a safe place full of opportunities for entrepreneurs, citizens and tourists.



