Pope Leo XIV made his first state visit to the presidential palace in Rome.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The first state visit of Pope Leo XIV took place at the Italian presidential palace in Rome, located just three kilometers from the Vatican City. The ceremony was described as lavish, according to the publication Le Figaro, marking an important moment in his term. This visit underscores the relations between the Vatican and Italy.
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