Dublin (Ireland), 12 Nov. (LaPresse) – “I wanted to thank the opposition parties for their participation, because it was certainly a frank, but I believe productive, discussion, through which, I think, we have also conveyed the image needed at this moment of a political class which, despite the many divisions that characterise it, knows when the time comes to set those divisions aside. That does not mean – and I want to make this clear to Secretary Schlein – a blank cheque. Clearly, the government is not asking for a blank cheque. We came to this meeting with an assessment we wanted to share; we shared the information we had and set out our vision. We outlined how the government intends to proceed with its work. The opposition must continue to do its job, which also involves scrutinising the work being done. However, I think it was a positive sign.” Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made these remarks on her arrival at the European Political Community in Dublin.
Security, Meloni: “I’ve had a frank discussion with the opposition; I’m not asking for a blank cheque”
Dublin (Ireland), 12 Nov. (LaPresse) – “I wanted to thank the opposition parties for their participation, because it was certainly a frank, but I believe productive, discussion, through which, I think, we have also conveyed the image needed at this moment of a political class which, despite the many divisions that characterise it, knows when the time comes to set those divisions aside. That does not mean – and I want to make this clear to Secretary Schlein – a blank cheque. Clearly, the government is not asking for a blank cheque. We came to this meeting with an assessment we wanted to share; we shared the information we had and set out our vision. We outlined how the government intends to proceed with its work. The opposition must continue to do its job, which also involves scrutinising the work being done. However, I think it was a positive sign.” Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made these remarks on her arrival at the European Political Community in Dublin.