Giorgia Meloni's Government has completed four years of political stability, demonstrating that Italy is capable of maintaining a consistent executive over a prolonged period. This tenure in power represents a historical exception in the Italian political landscape, known for its governmental instability.
The stability achieved now opens an opportunity for the Italian Executive to transform this continuity into concrete results. The identified challenge is to convert stable governance into structural reforms that address problems rooted in the Italian system.
The reforms identified as priorities include the reduction of administrative complexity, which has been identified as an obstacle to the country's economic development. In parallel, the aim is to reinforce long-term growth through structural measures that alter the foundations of the Italian economy.
