Avertisment pentru Giorgia Meloni

Giorgia Meloni has become Italy's longest-serving prime minister since World War II, leading for 1413 days. Despite this achievement, political figures express concerns about the government's effectiveness. Former Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni praised Meloni's stability but warned that longevity alone is insufficient for success, citing low economic growth and high youth unemployment. Mario Monti noted Meloni's cautious approach to reforms, while Enrico Letta criticized the government's economic performance and strained European relations. However, Italy's budget deficit is projected to decrease significantly, indicating some positive fiscal management.