Georgia Meloni met yesterday with the French president, who is visiting the Italian capital to participate in an international campaign for peace
Giorgia Meloni held her first international meeting this Sunday as head of the Italian government by meeting discreetly and having a cup of coffee with French President Emmanuel Macron, who is in Rome these days to take part in an international action for peace and this Monday is received by Pope Francis. Although the meeting was informal, both discussed the war in Ukraine, the energy crisis, “the difficult economic situation and the management of migratory flows,” the Italian government said. The meeting with Macron took place after Meloni chaired the first council of ministers of his new executive at noon. He had previously met for an hour and a half with outgoing Prime Minister Mario Draghi, who handed him the bell marking the start of cabinet meetings during the traditional handover ceremony.
Meloni has an urgent agenda ahead of him with topics aimed at getting the country out of the crisis, especially after the political deadlock following the abrupt end of the previous cabinet. “Let’s begin. With great emotion, but also with an awareness of the difficult challenges that lie ahead,” the Prime Minister admonished her dolphins, calling on them to work diligently and seamlessly. “We must be united. There are emergencies that the country has to face and for that we need team spirit,” he said during the council. In the end, the Minister of Public Administration, Paolo Zangrillo, confirmed that the Prime Minister has a “sense of responsibility, honor and above all loyalty ” had demanded, convinced that “the results will come” this way.
One of the first tasks of the leader of the Brothers of Italy was to respond to the messages received from other heads of government and institutions such as the EU, where there are concerns about the course of one of the founding countries of the Union with an extreme right direction. In this regard, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, assured that she had had a “good conversation” with Meloni, who assured her that “we will work together to face the critical challenges of our time, from Ukraine to energy.” The Italian leader also addressed the Atlantic Alliance with a clear message: “Ready to work with NATO”, which she defined as “a bastion of common values that we will never stop defending”.
Source: La Verdad
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