It is an undertaking that symbolizes the difficulty in building impressive and demanding public works in our country. We are talking about the bridge over the Strait of Messina, which has been discussed since ancient times and has returned forcefully to the fore with the entry into office of the Meloni government. Repeatedly announced, postponed and shelved, the project may now see work actually begin. It is badly needed, according to many, even if the disagreement on which solution to adopt is very harsh. We talk about it in this interview with Oliviero Baccelli, Director of the Master in Economics and Management of Transport, Infrastructure and Supply Chain at Bocconi University.

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