Pozzallo, the territorial Cna opens a new office in the city

The Cna strengthens its presence in the territory and tomorrow, Friday, March 13, at 6 PM, will inaugurate the new headquarters in Pozzallo, at via dell’Arno 1, at the corner with via Mazzini.

This is a significant step not only for the association at the provincial level but for the entire Cna system, which sees this opening as a concrete piece towards a more widespread presence, close and sensitive to the needs of local communities.

Of particular importance is the participation of Cna Pensionati: provincial leaders will be present, including president Giuseppe Distefano and secretary Giovanni Brancati, along with regional secretary Mario Filippello. Their presence highlights the essential role of the senior component in maintaining a strong bond with the territory, preserving memories, values, and skills that continue to represent a valuable heritage for new generations of artisans and entrepreneurs.

The day will begin with an initiative dedicated to the social area at the Società Operaia, followed by the ribbon-cutting of the new facility.

Hosting the event will be the territorial president of Cna Ragusa, Giampaolo Roccuzzo, and the territorial secretary, Carmelo Caccamo, who will welcome national leaders and local authorities, including the national secretary of Cna Pensionati, Mario Pagani, the national vice president of Cna, Nello Battiato, and the mayor of Pozzallo, Roberto Ammatuna.

In a joint statement, Roccuzzo and Caccamo express great satisfaction for the achievement, emphasizing its strategic value: “The opening of the Cna headquarters in Pozzallo represents a concrete investment in the people and businesses that animate this city”. “We want to be present where there are needs, where there is a desire to grow, where the productive fabric asks for support and skills. This headquarters will be a hub for listening, qualified services, and opportunities for artisans, merchants, professionals, and families”. Looking to the future, they reaffirm the association's commitment to building a solid and inclusive network: “Tomorrow's inauguration is not a destination, but the beginning of a journey that we intend to share with institutions, businesses, citizens, and all components of the Cna”.