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An international agenda full of events
The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, is preparing for a series of diplomatic meetings that could have a significant impact on the country's foreign policy. On Friday, December 13, Meloni will meet with the President of the Palestinian National Authority, Abu Mazen, at Palazzo Chigi. This meeting is particularly relevant at a time when the situation in the Middle East is tense and requires constant dialogue between nations.
Meetings with regional leaders
The next day, Meloni will receive the Lebanese Prime Minister, Najib mikati, to discuss issues of common interest. Lebanon, currently struggling with an economic and political crisis, represents a strategic partner for Italy in the region. Lebanon's stability is crucial not only for regional security, but also for trade relations between the two countries.
Relations with Latin America
On December 14, the Italian Prime Minister will have a meeting with the President of the Argentine Republic, Javier Milei. This meeting marks an important step in strengthening ties between Italy and Argentina, two nations linked by a long history of immigration and cultural exchanges. Economic collaboration and investment opportunities will be at the center of the discussion, with the aim of promoting sustainable and mutual growth.
Visit of the Spanish Royals
Next Wednesday, Meloni will welcome the Spanish royals, Felipe VI and Letizia, at Villa Doria Pamphilj. This meeting not only celebrates the historic relations between Italy and Spain, but also offers the opportunity to discuss issues of European relevance, such as cooperation on security and migration policies.
Next steps for the Italian government
In addition to international meetings, Meloni's domestic agenda includes a Council of Ministers scheduled for Monday, December 9. This meeting will be crucial to discuss domestic policies and strategies to address the country's economic and social challenges. The government's ability to navigate internal and external pressures will be critical to the success of her administration.
