The Italian government's plan to introduce a 'Made in Italy' high school has hit a roadblock as the State Council expresses concerns over its implementation.

The council has suspended its opinion on the new school's regulations, citing incomplete procedural steps and unclear cost implications.

Despite the low enrollment numbers and criticism from unions and opposition, Minister Adolfo Urso insists the initiative will proceed.

The Ministry of Education downplays the council's concerns, labeling them as non-definitive.

Critics argue the initiative was rushed without proper consultation, risking its success and the students' future.