Meloni clarifies her relationship with Trump: "I don't consider myself close to him"
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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has once again spoken about relations between Italy and the United States. During a recent statement, she explained that she does not consider herself a person particularly close to US President Donald Trump. Her words come at a time when dialogue between Rome and Washington remains very important for the economy and for European security.
In recent months, the Italian government has sought to maintain good contacts with the American administration, while still defending the positions of the European Union on various international issues. Meloni's statements show a cautious line: Italy wants to cooperate with the United States, but without tying itself to a single political figure.
The matter is also being followed closely by political observers, who are asking what impact these relations will have on future decisions regarding trade and defence. For now, however, no concrete changes to agreements between the two countries have been announced.
The available information is still limited, and the situation could evolve in the coming days. For this reason, it is useful to follow official updates from the government and the main news agencies.
Sources: Askanews
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