An Italy Plan that puts our country at the center of Stellantis' strategies, through the increase of models in production, electric and hybrid, and the safeguarding of employment levels, in line with production investments and initiating processes for the insertion, updating and retraining of the group's people. The group's new industrial plan for Italy was presented at the Stellantis table held yesterday at the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy, chaired by Minister Adolfo Urso and attended by Minister of Economy and Finance Giancarlo Giorgetti, the Minister of Labor and Social Policies Marina Calderone, and the Stellantis delegation, represented by Stellantis Europe Manager Jean-Philippe Imparato, the National Association of the Automotive Industry (ANFIA) and the trade unions. Presenting the plan, Stellantis reaffirmed the centrality of Italy, keeping all sites in the country in operation and confirming the investments that Stellantis will make in Italy: by 2025, about 2 billion euros of investments in plants and 6 billion euros over the same period in purchases from suppliers operating in Italy are planned. The group, even at a time of increasing difficulties in the automotive sector worldwide, has reiterated that it will pursue its industrial plan in Italy with its own resources, without any form of public incentive for production. Priority will be given to the competitiveness of the production chain, for whose enhancement, diversification and reconversion the company said it was willing to collaborate constructively together with ANFIA and institutions. The Italy Plan calls for increasing Stellantis' commitment to each plant.