A summit held by the leaders of the
government coalition, Premier Giorgia Meloni, Deputy Premier and
Transport Minister Matteo Salvini, Deputy Premier, Foreign
Minister Antonio Tajani and Maurizio Lupi, leader of the
conservative Noi Moderati, reaffirmed "the coalition's unity",
according to a joint statement issued after the gathering
Friday.
The leaders "are determined to continue the work they started
for the entire legislature, pushing forward planned reforms and
implementing the program voted by citizens", according to the
joint note.
The leaders "renewed the coalition pact - guarantee of
effectiveness and concreteness in the government's action".
The joint statement issued by the centre-right leaders also
stressed that the "upcoming budget, as previous ones, will be
serious and balanced, and will confirm some priorities like tax
cuts, support for the young, families and the birth rate, and
interventions for businesses that hire" workers.
The centre-right also confirmed its "support for Kyiv" but
opposition to "any hypothesis of military intervention outside
Ukrainian borders", according to the joint statement
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