Fiat's CEO, Sergio Marchionne, says he is confident in Italy's ability to emerge from the current critical moment. “Living in a country like Italy isn't easy, but I'm confident it can find the right answers to get out of the crisis. I am an optimist by nature,” he said during his speech at the Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce in Zurich in front of around 150 executives from all over Europe. Marchionne also addressed an invitation to European leaders in relation to the overall situation. "I'm worried. This is a serious matter that will not stop until European leaders have found a solution between all parties involved".
Crisis: Marchionne, Italy will emerge from it
The CEO of Fiat says he is confident that Italy "can find the right answers to get out of the crisis". And he invites European leaders to find "a solution between all the parties involved".
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