[The Epoch Times, 25 ottobre 2022](Reported by The Epoch Times reporter Lin Zirong) On October 22,ItalynewPrime MinisterGeorgiaMelons(Giorgia Meloni) took the oath. On 23 October Meloni attended the old and new premieres at Palazzo Chigi in Romedevolveceremony。
Melonsserved in the pastItalyMember of the Chamber of Deputies, Minister of Youth and President of the Brothers of Italy. In the past he has publicly opposed gay adoption of children and opposes abortion and euthanasia, a conservative position.
The conservative coalition led by the president of the Italian Brotherhood, Meloni, won the elections on 25 September and Meloni became the new leader.Prime Ministerseen as a victory of the right.
On the 23rd Meloni arrived at Palazzo Kigi and met the outgoing Prime Minister Mario Draghi, the two sides spoke privately for more than an hour, then Draghi handed Meloni a symbol used in the cabinet debate: the doorbell of the sex.
Speaking of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Meloni said that his government will fervently support NATO and that anyone who rejects it “cannot be part of the government”.
Meloni’s new government will have to address issues such as protecting families from inflation and rising energy prices caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
On October 23, 2022, in Rome, Italy, the new Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (center) arrived at Palazzo Chigi (Palazzo Chigi), ready to attend the meeting of the new and the old Prime Minister.devolveceremony。 (Vincenzo Pinto / AFP)Outgoing Prime Minister Mario Draghi (left) shakes hands with new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (right) during a handover ceremony in Rome, Italy, October 23, 2022. (Andreas Solaro / AFP)Outgoing Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi (L) hands the symbolic bell used in cabinet debates to incoming Prime Minister Georgia Meloni (L) during a handover ceremony in Rome, Italy, October 23, 2022. Giorgia Meloni, right). (Andreas Solaro / AFP)The new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni holds in her hand the symbolic bell that was given to her by the outgoing Prime Minister Mario Draghi during the handover ceremony in Rome, 23 October 2022. (Andreas Solaro / AFP)Outgoing Prime Minister Mario Draghi leaves Palazzo Chigi after the handover ceremony in Rome, 23 October 2022. (Vincenzo Pinto / AFP)Italian Minister for Youth Policies Giorgia Meloni and the new Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi attend the first meeting at Palazzo Chigi, Rome, Italy, May 8, 2008 Council of Ministers. (Andreas Solaro / AFP)On October 24, 2011, in Rome, Italy, the Minister of Youth Policies Giorgia Meloni (right) attended the press conference of the 6th Rome International Film Festival. (Ernesto Ruscio / Getty Images)Giorgia Meloni, leader of Fratelli d’Italia, speaks to the media after a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella in Rome, April 4, 2018. (Fabio Frustaci / AFP)Giorgia Meloni, leader of Fratelli d’Italia, speaks to supporters during an electoral demonstration in Ancona, Italy, on August 23, 2022. (Vincenzo Pinto / AFP)
