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With a 37.8% youth unemployment rate, Italy imports Muslims to make pizza and pays Italians not to work.
Italians are reluctant to get their hands dirty by stoking ovens and
kneading dough, so they import Muslim immigrants who have no such qualms. Those new Muslims workers are now filling
the gap, producing an increasing share of the three billion pizzas that Italians
eat each year.
Egyptians have shown themselves to be particularly adept at mastering the art
of the perfect pizza and now run many of the pizza restaurants and
hole-in-the-wall takeaways in big cities like Rome, Milan and Turin.
"I would say about 80 per cent of Egyptians who come to work in Italy end up as pizza makers," Amadeo Al-Wikel, who emigrated from Cairo to Rome 12 years ago and now runs his own pizzeria on a street corner near Rome's Trevi Fountain, told The Daily Telegraph.
"We are good at it because we are prepared to work hard. Italians, in contrast, want a nice comfortable office job where they can work six hours a day, five days a week, in air-conditioning. They're not prepared to work 10, 12 hours a day."
Alessandro Rossi, who runs another pizzeria in Rome, is also surprised that Italians refuse to take up an occupation that is part of their cultural DNA, especially as unemployment among young people has reached 35 per cent.
"The Italian mindset is that being a pizza-maker is humiliating, it is a manual labour job," he said. "Young Italians want to own 40,000 euro cars and wear nice clothes but they are not prepared to work for it. So the gap is being filled by the Egyptians, the Filipinos and the Arabs."
They now play a key role in many of Italy's 25,000 pizzerias, with around 100 Egyptians training as pizzaioli every year. "The Egyptians are supplanting Italians, it's true," he said.
David Mandolin, the head of the Italian School for Pizza Makers, told Corriere della Sera newspaper. "To make a good pizza, it needs to be crunchy but also digestible. Not everyone can do that, but the Egyptians can."
"I would say about 80 per cent of Egyptians who come to work in Italy end up as pizza makers," Amadeo Al-Wikel, who emigrated from Cairo to Rome 12 years ago and now runs his own pizzeria on a street corner near Rome's Trevi Fountain, told The Daily Telegraph.
"We are good at it because we are prepared to work hard. Italians, in contrast, want a nice comfortable office job where they can work six hours a day, five days a week, in air-conditioning. They're not prepared to work 10, 12 hours a day."
Alessandro Rossi, who runs another pizzeria in Rome, is also surprised that Italians refuse to take up an occupation that is part of their cultural DNA, especially as unemployment among young people has reached 35 per cent.
"The Italian mindset is that being a pizza-maker is humiliating, it is a manual labour job," he said. "Young Italians want to own 40,000 euro cars and wear nice clothes but they are not prepared to work for it. So the gap is being filled by the Egyptians, the Filipinos and the Arabs."
They now play a key role in many of Italy's 25,000 pizzerias, with around 100 Egyptians training as pizzaioli every year. "The Egyptians are supplanting Italians, it's true," he said.
David Mandolin, the head of the Italian School for Pizza Makers, told Corriere della Sera newspaper. "To make a good pizza, it needs to be crunchy but also digestible. Not everyone can do that, but the Egyptians can."
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