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Draghi not interested in EU Commission presidency - sources

Draghi not interested in EU Commission presidency - sources

ROME, 08 December 2023, 13:50

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Mario Draghi is not interested in the European Commission presidency, sources close to the former premier, Bank of Italy chief and president of the European Central Bank said on Friday after La Repubblica newspaper reported that French President Emmanuel Macron is contacting other European leaders in relation to a possible agreement on his candidature as the next president of the European executive.
    Last month Draghi, a highly respected figure in Europe, admitted to feeling "concern" about the future of the bloc.
    "Let's hope that the founding values that put us together, keep us together," Draghi said at the presentation of a new book by Italian journalist Aldo Cazzullo.
    "The (previous) growth model has dissolved and we need to reinvent a way of growing, but we need to become a State to do this.
    "The European market is too small, there are many markets and, therefore, the small businesses that start in Europe either sell up or go to the United States as soon as they grow.
    "The most important thing now is to figure out how to set up European funds to finance defence and the fight against climate change.
    "Then we need a coordinated foreign policy, because the foreign ministers see each other, but do not agree.
    "We need to think about greater political integration, about a real Parliament of Europe, to start thinking that we are (both) Italian and European".
   

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