Meloni quotes Muti in Verona: “We are an orchestra in which everyone plays their part”

Guest of Cinque Minuti on Rai Uno, the reference to the conductor's speech last Friday evening at the Verona Arena is clear

 ROME – Do the results of Forza Italia and the League somehow protect the government from shocks that some feared? “I have never frankly feared that there could really be tremors.” This was said by the press Giorgia Meloni, guest of Five minutes on Rai Uno. “I frequent Matteo Salvini, I frequent Antonio Tajani, I know that for all of us the awareness of the task we have on our shoulders is much stronger than any possible small shop interest, so I never really thought that in in any case there could be some shocks, but certainly a very important result because it tells us something that I have been saying for a long time and that is that the center-right can grow by enhancing its specificities, that we can all grow together. Let’s say that to paraphrase what he said< strong> Maestro Muti, we are an orchestra in which each one with his own part, let’s say, builds a harmony and it seems to me that we have demonstrated this”. The reference to the conductor’s speech last Friday evening at the Verona Arena is clear.

“FORT GOVERNMENT, ON COMMISSION ITALY THE PROTAGONIST”

“A solid government also means that your interlocutors know that they will have to deal with you, that they will have to deal with you for some time to come and it also means that Italy can be an anchor in chaos and uncertainty that we experience every day. It is certainly an element of strength, it will also be an element of strength in the negotiations for the next European Commission”. Meloni recalls that “the candidate for President of the Commission before going to Parliament will be indicated by the European Council, therefore by the leaders of the 27 member states, according to the rules, the indication is up to the party that has had the most votes in this case the EPP, when that proposal is formalized we will evaluate it because in the negotiation there are various issues that concern all the top roles, which concern the delegations of the commissioners and therefore also the Italian commissioner and I as I always decide and choose with a single yardstick which is that of Italian national interest, but certainly in this phase Italy will be the protagonist and not a spectator”.