Meloni government becomes the fifth longest serving in Italy's history

“Exactly today, our government enters the list of the five most enduring governments in the history of the Italian Republic. In 79 years of republican history, Italy has had 68 governments, today we are in fifth place in terms of duration, it means that we have risen 63 positions in about 127 weeks of government, it is a result that I want to share to thank the many citizens who continue to support us and who give us the strength to move forward…

With 887 days of activity, as of today, the government led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is officially the fifth oldest in the history of the Italian Republic out of the 68 executives who wrote the history of republican Italy in 79 years

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced this Thursday that her government is already the fifth most lasting in the history of the Republic by reaching 887 days since the inauguration, "a significant milestone" that the ultra-right leader has taken advantage of to defend the ambitious institutional reform promoted by the government, reports Ep. Meloni said in a video on social networks that, in almost eight decades of the Republic, Italy …

Ruling coalition united, govt fifth for longevity says PM - General News

Premier Giorgia Meloni on Thursday said her government was among the five most long-lived executives in the history of the Italian Republic in a post on social media. (ANSA)

By duration, the current executive, with 887 days of activity as of 27 March 2025, is in fifth place in the ranking that sees the leader of 'Berlusconi 2', who remained in office 1,412 days

Meloni government becomes the fifth longest serving in Italy's history

Record held by Berlusconi II government with 1,412 days. Italy's right-wing prime minister Giorgia Meloni on Thursday announced that her government is the fifth longest-serving in the 79-year history of the Italian republic. The current coalition has clocked up 887 days since taking office in Palazzo Chigi on 22 October 2022, putting it just ahead of the first Romano Prodi government which lasted 886 days (from 18 May 1996 to 21 October 1998). H…