With reference to what has been reported by some media, regarding “explanations” requested by the Chinese governmental Silk Road Fund to the Italian Ambassador in Beijing, Luca Ferrari, concerning the decisions of the Italian Government on the future of Aspi, we inform that the news is absolutely without foundation and that the Ambassador has not been the subject of any summons from the Chinese side.
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