Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni today celebrated "with gratitude and a strong sense of responsibility" the longevity record of her Government, becoming the longest-lasting executive in the 80-year history of the Italian Republic.
Meloni stated that political stability is only possible through right-wing alliances, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between the parties that make up the governing coalition.
Meloni's executive is formed by three parties: her post-fascist party Brothers of Italy, the center-right Forza Italia, and the far-right League, thus forming a right-wing coalition.
On the day she reached this historic milestone, the Prime Minister published a long message on social media, whose content was not fully revealed in the article, but which reflects her satisfaction with this political achievement.



