Giorgia Meloni at San Patrignano: "Stop underestimating the drug problem"
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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited the San Patrignano community on the occasion of the opening of the ECAD (European Cities Against Drugs) conference. During her speech, the Prime Minister described the facility as a true "factory of hope," highlighting the fundamental role the center plays in the recovery of people struggling with addiction.
In her address, Meloni issued a strong appeal against drug culture, calling for an end to minimizing the risks associated with substance abuse. According to the Prime Minister, a collective and constant commitment is necessary to counter the spread of addictions, which represent a complex challenge for contemporary society.
The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, also participated in the event and sent a message of support for the community's activities. The presence of the highest state officials was intended to reiterate the institutions' focus on the issue of social hardship and prevention, which are central themes for the future of new generations.
The ECAD conference brings together experts, local administrators, and representatives of European institutions to discuss effective strategies against drug trafficking and to promote prevention policies. The common goal is to create a network of cities united in the fight against illicit substances, placing the well-being of citizens at the center.
In conclusion, the meeting at San Patrignano has reignited the public debate on the need to invest more in rehabilitation paths and awareness campaigns. The Italian government has confirmed its willingness to continue on this path, collaborating with third-sector organizations to offer concrete responses to those living in conditions of vulnerability.
Sources: Il Sole 24 ORE
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