Rome, 16 Oct. (LaPresse) – “We have been navigating the era of the ‘multi-crisis’ for some time now, a term that very effectively describes the situation we are currently experiencing. A context in which crises – differing in origin and nature – interact with one another and amplify each other, with increasingly pronounced effects on the global balance of power. The war in Ukraine, which continues unabated; the instability in the Middle East, which shows no sign of abating; economic competition, which is becoming ever fiercer; and geopolitical tensions, which are having a direct impact on the cost of living and on businesses’ ability to compete. And then there is hybrid warfare and cyber-attacks, migratory pressure, the ramifications of international criminal networks, and restrictions on international trade. These are different crises, but they remind us how much what happens beyond our borders increasingly affects our daily lives and tests our nation’s ability to defend its prosperity and security. We are living in a new era, one that demands new responses and requires all of us to have the foresight to view the chessboard in its entirety, because both threats and opportunities can arise from any square. And this is the approach that has guided, and will continue to guide, Italy’s actions on the European and international stage.” So said Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in a message sent to Lella Golfo, President of the Marisa Bellisario Foundation, on the occasion of the international seminar ‘Women, Economy & Power’ organised by the Foundation.
Government, Meloni: “This ‘multi-crisis’ calls for new responses and demands a forward-looking approach”
Rome, 16 Oct. (LaPresse) – “We have been navigating the era of the ‘multi-crisis’ for some time now, a term that very effectively describes the situation we are currently experiencing. A context in which crises – differing in origin and nature – interact with one another and amplify each other, with increasingly pronounced effects on the global balance of power. The war in Ukraine, which continues unabated; the instability in the Middle East, which shows no sign of abating; economic competition, which is becoming ever fiercer; and geopolitical tensions, which are having a direct impact on the cost of living and on businesses’ ability to compete. And then there is hybrid warfare and cyber-attacks, migratory pressure, the ramifications of international criminal networks, and restrictions on international trade. These are different crises, but they remind us how much what happens beyond our borders increasingly affects our daily lives and tests our nation’s ability to defend its prosperity and security. We are living in a new era, one that demands new responses and requires all of us to have the foresight to view the chessboard in its entirety, because both threats and opportunities can arise from any square. And this is the approach that has guided, and will continue to guide, Italy’s actions on the European and international stage.” So said Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in a message sent to Lella Golfo, President of the Marisa Bellisario Foundation, on the occasion of the international seminar ‘Women, Economy & Power’ organised by the Foundation.