Meloni: from political stability to structural reform
Cuatro años de estabilidad política han demostrado que Italia es capaz de sostener un Gobierno. La oportunidad ahora consiste en transformar esa estabilidad en reformas que reduzcan la complejidad administrativa y refuercen el crecimiento a largo plazo. Leer
Italy's government, led by Giorgia Meloni, has achieved stability, becoming the longest-serving administration since World War II after 1,413 days in power. The government has reported significant accomplishments, including over a million new jobs, an unemployment rate below 6%, and a substantial reduction in irregular migrant arrivals.
Despite these achievements, Italy's economy still faces long-term challenges, such as low productivity growth and high public debt, which stood at 137% of GDP at the end of 2025. The country's complex administrative system, characterized by overlapping competencies and procedures, has hindered structural transformation, but Meloni's government has made progress in simplifying procedures, including digitalizing over 260 processes.
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