Minister Tajani commented on the figures for Italian exports in June 2025 compared with the previous year.
“It is certainly a positive result, with a 4.9% increase on 2024, and it is in line with the measures set out in the Export Action Plan launched last March,” the Minister observed.
“We reacted in good time to the introduction of new United States tariffs, but given the complex international situation more needs to be done: we are working on new measures and initiatives to assist our companies during the current transition phase,” he continued.
“Further initiatives to support exports are planned during the year, particularly in Asia and the Gulf countries, as well as in mature markets with high absorption capacity, such as Canada,” the Minister added, also noting how the partners in the Italian system – ITA, SIMEST, SACE, and CDP – are working together to expand our presence in the most promising markets.
“I am thinking of the new facilitated finance tools launched by SIMEST to encourage exports in priority areas for us, such as Africa, Latin America, and India, and of SACE’s ‘push strategy’, which enables us to finance the purchase of Italian goods by major foreign clients”.
Tajani commented on the June 2025 data compared to June 2024, with an increase of 4.9% (+5.2% to non-EU countries), also confirmed by a positive balance of EUR 22.8 billion in the first half of 2025.
