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The news of those who bring a little ‘satisfaction in a scenario, quite worrying, crisis and loss of jobs in Lazio. Amazon, the e-commerce giant, has chosen this region to start a new distribution center that will serve Italy. Date, autumn 2017, the resort Passo Corese, part of the municipality of Fara Sabina, 30 km from the capital exact. Amazon is ready to invest 150 million well in the new business unit from 60 thousand square meters. A nice shot, it will bring life-blood of an economy now in great suffering, as well as new jobs. The logistics center, according to Amazon distribution center in the country, it will employ 1,200 people within three years of starting.
“This new business unit – said Roy Perticucci, Amazon Vice-President Operations Europe – will be integrated into the Amazon network that has 29 distribution centers in seven European countries, that allow us to respond to the growing demand and to keep our promises fast and reliable deliveries to customers in Italy. ” Along with the existing distribution center in Castel San Giovanni, the operating unit of Passo Corese will allow Amazon to manage the current and future demand, both in Italy and in Europe. A necessity, given the increasing number of families who chooses for Amazon purchases. Met the President of the Lazio Region, Nicola Zingaretti, who chooses the facebook profile for comment on the report. “The commitment of the Region for the development marks another result, with the choice by Amazon Corese Passo as a new distribution center. In the coming days we sign the protocol to support and be close to this large company that invests in our country. This is the Lazio Region that we are building together: the protagonist and competitive winning development challenges and work for the people. ” Enthusiastic also the president of Unindustria, Maurizio Lineage: “This choice of Amazon will only make the competitive territory – explains Kin – We are very pleased that a multinational company decides to invest in an area like that of Rieti very impressed by the economic crisis.”
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