Giorgia Meloni reached this Friday a historic milestone by becoming the Prime Minister leading the longest-serving government in Italian democracy, completing 1,412 days in power. This achievement represents unprecedented political stability in the often volatile landscape of Italian politics.
The Italian leader managed to stay in office surviving the political chaos characteristic of Rome, where government changes are frequent. Her tenure in power contrasts with the tradition of unstable coalitions and short-lived governments that have marked the country's political history.
Political alliances and foreign policy were key elements that asserted and strengthened Meloni's leadership throughout this period. This combination of factors allowed her to consolidate her power in a sustained manner.
