(Writing by Keith Weir, Editing by William Maclean)
CERNOBBIO, Italy, April 1 (Reuters) - The EU's Economy
Commissioner is confident that Italy will get the latest
instalment of post-pandemic funds despite questions over the
meeting of targets to unlock the money.
"I believe that the points that need to be clarified will be
clarified, I see great goodwill on the part of the (Italian)
government," Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni told a business
conference in northern Italy.
The European Commission has frozen an overdue
19-billion-euro tranche of post-pandemic funds. Italy has until
the end of April to persuade Brussels to release the funds, a
government source has told Reuters.
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