The achievement by the government of the longest duration compared to the executives of the Republic is news that also attracts international attention. Both from the various partners who over these four years have had the opportunity to collaborate with the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and from the foreign press. Yesterday there were many acknowledgments and headlines accompanying the achievement of this result. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte tweeted: «Congratulations to my friend Giorgia Meloni for leading the longest-lasting government in the post-war history of the Italian Republic! A heartfelt thanks to Italy for being a great ally in NATO.» On the same wavelength, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa emphasized «this historic milestone: leading the longest-lasting government in the history of the Italian Republic. Political stability is important. Leadership is important.» From Belgium, Prime Minister Bart De Wever sent «my congratulations to my great friend Giorgia Meloni, leading the longest-lasting government in the history of post-war Italy».
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Albania, with Edi Rama, highlighted the bilateral relationship: «An honor to be friends and allies,» recalling how the Prime Minister. In a video, addressing Meloni, he acknowledged: «Instead of marching on the body of Europe, as feared, you embraced Europe and even helped it better understand some things.» Another acknowledgment comes from India, with Narendra Modi, who addressed «my friend Prime Minister Meloni for becoming the Prime Minister with the longest and uninterrupted mandate in the history of post-war Italy. This milestone reflects the trust the Italian people place in her leadership.»
From Japan, Sanae Takaichi expressed her «sincere respect» and wrote: «Today, I wish to congratulate my dear friend Giorgia for becoming the Prime Minister who has held office for the longest uninterrupted period in post-war Italy.» The United Arab Emirates, with Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, sent «Sincere congratulations to Italian Prime Minister Meloni for her government becoming the longest-lasting in the history of the Republic,» while Ilham Aliyev, Azerbaijani leader, noted that «this historic phase reflects her strong leadership, political determination, and the trust of the Italian people.» Finally, from Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic described the result as «the irrefutable proof of the enduring values and principled leadership that she upholds.»
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To these multiple recognitions from political actors was added the flattering analysis of the foreign press, which dedicated extensive reflections to the record of Palazzo Chigi. The Wall Street Journal identifies in the «combination of combativeness and pragmatism» the formula for success, defining the Prime Minister as a «leader who does not tolerate affronts to her dignity and knows when to react.» The Washington Post describes a Meloni «who managed to avert the crises and defections that brought down previous governments,» noting how «Meloni’s transformation from nationalist outsider to prominent establishment figure has reassured investors and European leaders.»
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT
Across the Channel, the Independent headlines: «Meloni sets the record for the longest-lasting Italian government since World War II,» recalling that the Prime Minister is «famous for her wit and political skill.» In France, Le Figaro certifies that «Meloni, still popular after four years leading Italy, has restored political stability,» stating that «Meloni has made the political history of her country.» Le Parisien observes: «Italy, long known for its short-lived governments, is recording a record of stability,» celebrating «Meloni who today will savor her triumph.»
The circle closes with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, which acknowledges: «Once mocked by her European partners as a country of unstable and short-lived governments, Meloni’s Italy and her government are now considered a bastion of stability compared to other EU countries.»
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