President Macron and Prime Minister Meloni met in Rome to strengthen bilateral relations and discuss a competitive Europe
Delia Niculescu
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During Tuesday's meeting, Macron and Meloni stressed the importance of working together for a stronger Europe, despite recent tensions. Discussions focused on competitiveness, support for Ukraine and the need for a strengthened European defense. Meloni has been criticized for her absence from key meetings, but both leaders agreed on a bilateral summit in France in 2026, highlighting their shared commitment to a united and prosperous Europe.
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