Zangrillo:Public Administration is changing and attracting more young people

Zangrillo:Public Administration is
changing and attracting more young people.

ROME:(International News Desk) According to global times News Agency Europe,In 2025, we announced 16,000 competitions for 180,000 positions . It’s clear that a young person fresh out of high school or university can be confused by such a wide range of positions. But all you have to do is explain to Camilla what your expectations are, what you studied, and where in the country you live, and you’ll find a range of opportunities suited to your expectations.” This is what Paolo Zangrillo, Minister for Public Administration, said in an interview with “Il Messaggero,” explaining how the Camilla avatar , generated by artificial intelligence, acts as a guide for those intending to participate in a public competition by registering on the InPa app.This solution should make access easier for young people, although "the structural problems of public employment still need to be addressed. And I can say that in recent years we’ve tackled them all head-on, often with a certain assertiveness,” explains Zangrillo. ” When I arrived, the first problem I faced was the recruitment process. Let’s say that an organization that wants to be attractive can’t afford for a competitive exam to take an average of two and a half years. For this reason, with the help of the Federico II University of Naples, we digitized all the procedures and created a portal, InPa, which is now the only gateway to public employment. A portal that has seen an incredible boom in the last two years, reaching 2.8 million registered profiles.Regarding the average length of a competitive exam, the Minister states that from the announcement to the hiring process, it takes about four months. Thanks to this, in three years we have managed to hire approximately 600,000 people , reversing, for the first time in years, the trend of reducing the number of public employees.