Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni recently met with President-elect Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago club, thanked him for welcoming her to his Florida mansion, and said she would like to work with the incoming administration. I'm ready,” he added.
“Great night with @realDonaldTrump, thank you for the welcome. Ready to work together,” Meloni wrote in a Sunday Shared the photo.
The meeting between Meloni and Trump lasted about five hours, according to people familiar with the matter. report This was reported by the Italian news agency RaiNews.
The paper added that people believed to be members of the incoming Trump administration were also in attendance, including Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), a candidate for secretary of state, and Scott Bessent, a hedge fund manager and Treasury secretary candidate.
During the meeting, Meloni was reportedly praised as a “wonderful woman” who “really surprised Europe and everyone else”.
Trump and Meloni also attended a screening of the film. Eastman's Dilemma: Law or Justice?a documentary reporting on the challenges faced by conservatives in the U.S. judicial system, RaiNews noted.
Italy also faces legal action against politicians as Meloni's mentor, billionaire media tycoon and former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, faces a legal battle lasting more than two decades. I'm used to it.
2013, Berlusconi with handrail He criticized Italy's “out-of-control and undisciplined” judicial system and accused the government of persecuting him with “fury unmatched anywhere in the civilized world.”
“In exchange for the nearly 20 years of unstinting dedication I have given to my country, and now that my active duty is almost over, I have been rewarded with no charges and absolutely nothing that deprives me of my personal rights. I have been given a baseless sentence, my freedom and my political rights,” Berlusconi said at the time.
Luca D'Alessandro, an Italian member of parliament, agreed at the time: “This country was famous as the birthplace of the law, and now its tombs are tended by gangs of gravediggers in gowns who carried out the perfect crime.'' There is.”
D'Alessandro added: “Honour and solidarity with Silvio Berlusconi. He is undoubtedly more innocent and pure than those who have wrongly convicted him.”
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