(ANSA) - ROME, MARCH 30 - "Certainly we are facing the most difficult negotiation that Italy has ever carried out at EU level". Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio said, speaking on Rai1, explaining that if Rome raises its voice it is not "because we are anti-European or arrogant": "Italy has no blame for this pandemic, and must be able to spend all that it is necessary to help his people. "
Di Maio also went back to praising the example of solidarity offered by Albania, which sent 30 doctors and nurses to Italy to help the Italian health personnel, thanking Prime Minister Edi Rama. "Selfishness does not belong to us.
From Albania a lesson of solidarity. Thanks to Edi Rama. These are the founding values that Europe should transmit to those in difficulty ".
Di Maio, 'never tougher negotiations with the EU'
2020-03-30T10:21:43.056Z
"Surely we are facing the most difficult negotiation that Italy has ever carried out at EU level". (HANDLE)