“If we tackle the huge (and in some cases structural) gap in production costs, caused mainly by regulation and policy, we can be optimistic about the future of the European economy and social welfare.”

This is what the managing director of Metlen Energy & Metals and president of Eurometaux, Evangelos Mytilineos, points out in his post on social networks, commenting on the Draghi report on EU competitiveness.

“Unlike most of the ‘proposals’ of Brussels’ theoretical economists, who have long since moved away from the reality and economics of industrial production, many of the proposals in Mr Draghi’s report will have a positive impact on Europe’s struggling industry , not only because they touch the cost”, emphasizes Mr. Mytilineos. He urges everyone to read the report thoroughly, noting that the proposals in the report require a rethinking of a long-standing anti-growth (and anti-industrial) mentality, which has led us to where we are today, and which Europe cannot afford to deal with. as a passing flare on social media.