On the occasion of today's celebration of the "Day of Contemporary Art" National Museum of the Sea and Maritime Culture" at the schools with the aim of developing the culture of the sea from the cultural, scientific, recreational and economic aspects, the president of the Federation of the Sea, Mario Mattioli, relaunches the propulsive role of maritime clusters in promoting the competitiveness of European industry in the delicate phase of the energy transition: "To meet the challenges of resulting from the new geopolitical balances and the change in the - underlines Mattioli - all European maritime clusters aim to create an effective and efficient system for the development of the blue economy, bringing to the attention of those responsible national and European politicians the interests of the sector with a single voice, to achieve a level playing field European maritime sector. The Importance of Maritime Clusters as a Guide driving force for a sustainable blue economy is now a fact acquired. To achieve the competitive relaunch of the policy "We need to free up the power of the European industrial industry economic impact on businesses, with the elimination of burdens on the unnecessary administrative procedures. Our industries are key to the economic growth, climate neutrality and sovereignty in the near future and need a context investment-friendly. And given that the path to Decarbonization is the main challenge facing businesses the development of green technologies and to improve competitiveness and productivity European. This is all the more true for the sector maritime, strategic for Italy and Europe and able to reconciling energy transition and competitiveness'.

"It is the sea," Mattioli concludes, "that unites us and unites us. It is the public and private stakeholders of the blue economy who to testify to the commitment to make concrete efforts to contribute to the European ambition on climate, biodiversity and ecological and energy transition'.