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Meloni celebrates four years in government, reiterating the importance of stability

At an event in Bari, Prime Minister Meloni emphasizes stability as a priority and the achievements of her government over the past four years.

5 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni opened the celebration of four years in office in Bari, reiterating that "stability is the first great reform." During her speech, she emphasized that a more stable government does not necessarily mean a more capable one, but rather one that has had more time to be assessed.

Meloni also highlighted how Italy is no longer viewed as a country that frequently changes governments, stating that the country has "stopped being monitored in Europe" due to the longevity of her administration. Her speech received applause from the audience of Brothers of Italy.

During the event, the Prime Minister declared: "I have not given up and I will never give up," reinforcing her commitment and determination to continue the work undertaken. No specific announcements were made regarding the conclusion of the legislature.

The celebration saw the participation of two vice chairs, who were connected remotely, while Meloni renewed her assertion of the achievements reached during her term.

The debate on the stability of the government and its effects on the future of the country was central to her speech, which also highlighted the challenges faced during the four years of governance.

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