What was talked about?
A high-profile meeting was held in Florence between Marco Salvadori, Regional President of Federcaccia Toscana-UCT and National Vice President of Federcaccia, accompanied by the Association's regional leadership team, and the Honorable Raffaele Nevi, Forza Italia Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Deputy Group Leader in Montecitorio, and national spokesperson for the party. Also attending the meeting were Marco Stella, Regional Coordinator of Forza Italia Toscana, Vice President of the Regional Council, member of the Second Commission and the Control Commission, and candidate for the Tuscan Regional Council, along with Senator Roberto Berardi, Deputy Regional Secretary of FI Toscana and Councilor of the Municipality of Orbetello. The meeting focused on the most current and relevant issues for the hunting world: from regulatory and management issues to enhancing the hunter's role in land management and biodiversity protection, and relationships with local communities and the agricultural sector.
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Serious and helpful interlocutors
"It was a very important moment of dialogue," said Marco Salvadori, "which confirms Federcaccia's commitment to maintaining a constructive relationship with politicians. Hunting today requires serious and open partners who understand how our activity also protects the environment, contributes to cultural tradition, and supports the rural economy. There are many priorities to address in the coming weeks and months: from the parliamentary debate on the reform of Law 157/92—striving for balance and avoiding opposing extremes—to the key objectives to be achieved at the Tuscan regional level, starting with the approval and implementation of the new Regional Wildlife and Hunting Plan."
The role of hunters
During his remarks, the Honorable Nevi also emphasized: "I am honored to be here today at the regional headquarters of the most important Tuscan and national hunting association. There must be a balance between wildlife, hunting, and productive activities such as agriculture. I firmly condemn ideological positions against hunting, which, in addition to being a passion, also plays an important role in protecting the land and in the control and management of wildlife. In all of this, Federcaccia is playing a key role in seeking appropriate dialogue with politicians, including at the national level. The electoral contest in Tuscany is also being characterized by aspects related to the rural world and hunting, for which our political formation represents a guarantee of hunting sensitivity, always considering the general interest." The meeting concluded with a commitment to maintain a lively and ongoing dialogue, so that the needs of the hunting world can be given space and attention in the national and regional political debate (source: Federcaccia Toscana-UCT).
