Many details are still missing in a deal between Italy's government and Atlantia to end a long-standing dispute over the infrastructure group's motorway concession, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said in a newspaper interview.
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte addresses the upper house of parliament on the coronavirus disease in Rome, Italy, July 28, 2020. REUTERS/Remo Casilli
“We’re working non-stop, even in the last few days, a lot of details still need to be hammered out,” Conte told La Stampa on Friday, adding that the government was close to finalising the accord.
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