As a matter of fact, the Italian government believes that the NOC president is able to overcome the turmoil in Libya
Media mentions – Middle East and North Africa
The new government has realized that the Libyan crisis is an endemic one
The only solution is a stabilization of Libya. It is neither easy nor immediate, but it is the only solution that can yield results.
Arturo Varvelli comments on the control of migration flows along the Central Mediterranean route
[…]perhaps the US is providing Israel with greater operating space to target Iran given the deadlock over nuclear talks, in addition to the West’s frustrations with Iran […]
Italy cannot act alone in Africa. The “Mattei Plan” has to be framed into an EU initiative.
The Iranians are not pushing for a [nuclear] deal. They understand even if there’s an agreement that provides sanctions relief, it’s going to be minimal […]
Ellie Geranmayeh says that both the US and Iran are sticking with a “no deal, no crisis” status quo
Both parties have interests in fostering this relation and making it work and go further. To do so, they have to remain firm in their commitments and cooperate to reach realistic and sustainable goals
Lorena Stella Martini comments on the strengthening of relations between Italy and Algeria in the framework of Meloni’s visit to Algiers.
The Mattei Plan is an excellent idea that can work very well with Southern Mediterranean countries and with Africa, but up to now it is a rhetorical game that needs to be filled with content
Arturo Varvelli comments on the idea of a “Mattei Plan” to be implemented by Meloni’s government in Africa