Italy is prioritizing efforts to alleviate poverty within its middle class, beginning with a focused initiative on reducing the number of young people classified as “Neet” – those Not in Education, Employment, or Training. This demographic represents a significant challenge to the Italian economy and social fabric. The initial move aims to reintegrate these individuals into either the workforce or educational systems, providing them with opportunities for economic advancement. Addressing youth unemployment is seen as a crucial first step in bolstering the financial stability of Italian families and preventing further descent into poverty. Government officials believe that empowering this generation will have a ripple effect, strengthening the middle class and fostering sustainable economic growth throughout Italy. The specific strategies for achieving this goal have not yet been fully detailed, but are expected to involve job training programs and educational support.