Giorgia Meloni's government is poised to make history by becoming Italy's longest-serving since the post-war period. The Italian prime minister is on track to establish this historic record for tenure in power.
According to analysts interviewed by Reuters, this feat should bolster Meloni's image as a stable and reference political figure. The prime minister has managed to remain in office for an unusually long period by Italian standards.
The context for this record is significant: Italy has had nearly 70 governments in the last 80 years, reflecting a tradition of political instability in the country. This reality makes the longevity of Meloni's government even more remarkable.
With these achievements, Italy is now preparing for national elections scheduled for 2027, in which Meloni may benefit from this consolidated image of stability.
