Rome, 12 Aug. (LaPresse) – “Matteo would make an excellent Minister of the Interior; he has already proved it. But he is currently tackling a highly complex portfolio – that of infrastructure and transport – which demands an enormous commitment, and he is doing so with incredible dedication. On the other hand, Minister Piantedosi is also giving his all in his own area – that of security and immigration – where there is not a single day on which we can let our guard down, as the recent crisis in Ceuta also demonstrates.” This is how Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni responded to the weekly magazine ‘Chi’, on newsstands from today, regarding speculation about a cabinet reshuffle that would see the League leader return to the Ministry of the Interior. “I know people expect more on this front, but with patience and perseverance we are building and consolidating significant and structural results in these areas too. From the sharp drop in arrivals to the reduction in murders, thefts, robberies and femicides. Right through to the strengthening of security presence across the country – starting with police stations – and measures to support the police. You cannot truly be free unless you feel safe in your own home or in your own city,” added the Prime Minister.
Government, Meloni: “Salvini at the Interior Ministry? Enormous commitment at the Ministry of Transport; Piantedosi is giving it his all”
Rome, 12 Aug. (LaPresse) – “Matteo would make an excellent Minister of the Interior; he has already proved it. But he is currently tackling a highly complex portfolio – that of infrastructure and transport – which demands an enormous commitment, and he is doing so with incredible dedication. On the other hand, Minister Piantedosi is also giving his all in his own area – that of security and immigration – where there is not a single day on which we can let our guard down, as the recent crisis in Ceuta also demonstrates.” This is how Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni responded to the weekly magazine ‘Chi’, on newsstands from today, regarding speculation about a cabinet reshuffle that would see the League leader return to the Ministry of the Interior. “I know people expect more on this front, but with patience and perseverance we are building and consolidating significant and structural results in these areas too. From the sharp drop in arrivals to the reduction in murders, thefts, robberies and femicides. Right through to the strengthening of security presence across the country – starting with police stations – and measures to support the police. You cannot truly be free unless you feel safe in your own home or in your own city,” added the Prime Minister.