“Government and the European Union are in a position to ensure, by whatever means, the stability of the financial system and security for savers.” This was stated by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi comemntando the exit of Britain from Europe that triggered panic in the markets.
In the morning, Palazzo Chigim, there was a summit to examine the outcome of the British referendum, called by Renzi. The meeting was attended by Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni, Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan, the Minister of Economic Development Carlo Calenda, Undersecretary to the Prime Minister Marco Minniti and the Governor of the Bank of Italy Ignazio Visco.
“the British people have chosen, we respect the decision. Now we turn the page, “he continued Renzi at Palazzo Chigi. “I’m here to tell you that Italy will do its part in the path that opens. Europe is our home, our home and our children and grandchildren. We say so today, more than ever, convinced that the house goes renovated. Perhaps it refreshed. But it is the house of our tomorrow. ”
“The world needs a lot of the EU, a Europe of the work of courage, freedom, democracy. In a word, the world will be in great need of European humanism, “Renzi haproseguito adding that” those who are calling for more security and peace of mind 70 years of history to prove that peace was possible thanks to the union and not to division”. “The March 25, 2017 will remember the 60th anniversary of the signing of the first European treaties: we want to get to this birthday involving and connecting ourselves to by all European institutions and marking a common work sharing and unity because we Italians know what it means to have the responsibility for history. Be responsible to history does not mean just having responsibility toward the past, but especially to the future. ” “We will arrive at 3.25 in the belief that in times of difficulty Europe brings out the best of itself,” he added.
After the victory of Brexit ‘c ‘is the risk of a domino effect, “noted Padoan CNN, stressing that it is possible ripple effect” one of the most important implications of the vote on Brexit “. For the minister what happened “is the collective responsibility of the European political class” and shows that “serves more leadership, we need a vision that goes beyond the implementation of existing rules that are good but you have to be implemented in a way that takes account of objectives such as growth, job creation and solidarity. “
” Italy is back strong, our country has a duty to offer this strength to other European partners, and for this we committed as early as tomorrow, to begin by the foreign ministers, and then Monday in Berlin at a meeting with Merkel and Hollande “. “Today – said Renzi – is an unprecedented day, a difficult day. But Europe has shown throughout its history to be stronger than any and every difficulty. “
Padoan therefore finds that there is” a widespread feeling that Europe must be deeply reformed and that, otherwise, it is better to leave the game, but I think it’s the wrong answer. ” It is necessary that “those who believe that Europe is part of the solution must do more to put it into practice and to design it” because “for a large proportion of the European population and the voters not only in the UK, Europe it seems to be part of the problem rather than part of the solution and this is worrying. ” As politicians, concludes, “this aspect we have a great responsibility.”
The European Commission Vice President Federica Mogherini has had this morning a telephone conversation with the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella on the consequences of the pro- Brexit vote and it is in constant contact with the prime minister. In what has been learned, Mogherini is now a telephone connection with the EU Foreign Council underway in Luxembourg and in the afternoon in Brussels to attend a meeting with President Jean Claude Juncker and the other Vice-Presidents of the European Commission dedicated to the consequences of the vote in Great Britain.
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