National Congress of Notaries, Meloni: "Notaries represent a piece of state"

The Prime Minister took part in the event at the Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria Conference Center in Rome. In his speech he recalled the importance of notaries and how these professionals help "to prevent crimes, in particular those involving fraud and money laundering": "You represent an absolute cornerstone".

"Notaries represent a piece of state." This was remembered by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni who, today, participated in the 62nd National Congress of Notaries in Rome. On this occasion, the prime minister also underlined how notaries help "to prevent crimes, in particular those involving fraud and money laundering": "You represent an absolute cornerstone", recalled Meloni.

Meloni: professionals "first defenders of citizens' rights"

"I am honored to be here not out of protocol or flattery but because, as demonstrated by the fact that we have collaborated even in unsuspecting times, Italian professionals are a fundamental asset for this nation", said the Prime Minister in her speech, underlining that Italy has "the highest number of professionals in Europe", a "unique model in our continent, a specificity that throughout our path of political commitment we have worked to valorise" because professionals are "the first defenders of citizens' rights, in the courtrooms, in hospitals in relations with the State in the territories".

"For professionals, the largest reform package in history"

"We wanted to give life to what, without fear of contradiction, is the broadest and most substantial package of reforms in the history of the republic which was intended for the professions", recalled Meloni again. "An overall and organic path of reorganization, modernization and rationalization that has crossed all professional orders and that professionals have been waiting for for decades". "We did it - he underlined - because the world of freelance professions is a world that is changing at great speed and it is the task of politics and institutions to help these workers adapt. Above all, to face the new challenges, from access to the profession to the technological leap, from the generational transition to the protection of ethics and responsibility, which have always been the distinctive element of this world".