Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister of Italy, met with French President Emmanuel Macron to strengthen ties and build on a recent reconciliation with US President Donald Trump. For her first bilateral meeting with Macron, one of the most well-known right-wing politicians in Europe traveled to the French Riviera resort of Antibes.
The discussions were the first Franco-Italian summit since a strategic alliance pact went into effect in 2021, raising ties to a level similar to that of France and Germany. As the French host greeted Meloni outside the Picasso Museum in Antibes, the two leaders grinned widely, kissed, and briefly held hands.As he gave Meloni a special tour of the museum, Macron yelled, “Come, come.” According to the French presidency, the summit will provide a chance to strengthen collaboration in vital areas including space, nuclear energy, and defense.
As part of a Franco-Italian meeting in Antibes, south of France, on Thursday, Emmanuel Macron and Giorgia Meloni wave as they depart from the Picasso Museum. Reuters Before the negotiations at the Villa Eilenroc, a stunning 19th-century home with a view of the Mediterranean, the Elysee declared, “We need each other.
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