"Government stability is a fundamental issue for any government in difficult times like these. The parliamentary majority is solid, and above all, it is determined to work intensely for the revitalization of the country". In an interview with La Vanguardia, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte says so. "There is a synergy between the majority forces, which is often not explained by the media," he points out.
"International cooperation in the fight against the pandemic does not in any way change our geopolitical position, which has never been in discussion", explains Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, focusing on relations with China. And to the question of whether Italy could become the scene of a new cold war, the premier replies: "I don't think we can make comparisons between the current situation and the cold war. I believe that with our EU allies we must work to deactivate an escalation of tension between the US and China and to avoid an erosion of the European security system, "he adds.
On Mes "the position of the government does not change. I believe it is a mechanism designed for different shocks" than that for Covid. "The proof is that the new credit lines (from Mes) have changed all the rules governing the aid obtained with this mechanism", says Giuseppe Conte in an interview with La Vanguardia. "We will discuss the opportunity to appeal to the Mes in Parliament. And this will have to happen once we have verified the final consistency of the EU Next Generation Plan", explains the premier. "In this crisis, either we all win or we all lose." Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte says it in an interview with La Vanguardia a few hours after the bilateral meeting with Pedro Sanchez in Madrid. "It is necessary that all EU member countries understand that our common home offers benefits to all", explains Conte who, on Holland's position, adds: "I reminded Rutte that Holland must contribute to a rapid European solution , the single market is at stake, from which Holland derives important benefits ".