(ANSA) - ROME, SEP 1 - Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni on
Sunday said she is convinced "Italians want a government with
the courage to change things that don't work", commenting on
online newspaper Affaritaliani.it a survey carried out by
Lab21.01 according to which 58.2% of Italians polled promoted
the prime minister and 57.9% considered her a "mature leader" -
up 3.1% on last year.
Meloni added that she was persuaded Italians also want a cabinet
"concentrating resources on what is important without wasting
them" and which "represents Italy in the world with authority
and trustworthiness.
"It's what we try to do every day and I am very happy they see
this - one more reason to move forward with even more
determination", added the premier, commenting the poll released
for the event La Piazza organized by Affaritaliani.it in the
Puglia town of Ceglie Messapica near Brindisi. (ANSA).
'Italians want cabinet not to waste resources' - Meloni
'We need to have courage to change things that don't work'