
The European parliamentary group praises the achievement achieved by the executive led by Giorgia Meloni
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The Meloni government has achieved the longevity record for an executive in the history of the Italian Republic.
"Congratulations to Giorgia Meloni! Today is a historic day, as your government becomes the longest-serving government in the history of the Italian Republic. As the first female Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni has brought stability and security not only to Italy, but also a new direction for Europe: an EU that listens to its member states and respects its citizens." Thus the Ecr group on social media.
"The Meloni government is at the forefront of EU-wide reforms, from ensuring rapid and efficient returns of illegal migrants, to protecting our borders, investing in rural development and defending citizens' right to remain in the communities they call home. The ECR Group is honored to fight alongside our Italian friends from Fratelli d'Italia in the European Parliament to bring common sense back to Europe.

Giorgia Meloni gave a speech in Bari during the celebrations for the longest-serving government in Italian history, underlining the stability achieved thanks to the center-right coalition and thanking the trust of the Italians. The event saw the participation of representatives of FdI, while Lega and Forza Italia sent messages via video link. The organizers of the counter-demonstration criticized the restrictions on the route authorized by the Police Headquarters. Foreign leaders sent congratulations on the achievement.

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