In the conclusions of the G7 summit there is no reference to abortion because things already taken for granted are not repeated: it is a controversy constructed in a totally artificial manner, which did not exist in the summit and in our discussions. This was assured by the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, in the closing press conference of the G7 in Borgo Egnazia. “The right to free and safe abortion had already been clarified in the declaration of the Hiroshima summit. There was nothing over which there was any reason to argue, but I understand why these controversies arise and why some are fueling them”, she said she said.
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On LGBT rights, however, “no steps backwards were taken” in the final declaration of the G7. More generally, “in two years of government, no steps have been taken backwards regarding abortion, LGBT rights and the singing company”, continued Meloni, underlining the “disappointed expectations” of observers who denounce the opposite. The theme of the conflict that is inflaming the Middle East was not missing from the Italian Prime Minister’s speech. Israel seems to have fallen into a trap set by Hamas, whose strategy to emerge from isolation “is working”, explained the leader of the Brothers of Italy.
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The owner of Palazzo Chigi was keen to remind us that “it was not Israel” who started the conflict in the Gaza Strip and underlined how it is necessary to “work for peace”. “This is what we are doing. We must dialogue and recognize Israel’s right to live in security and Palestine’s right to live in its own state peacefully. It is the only way to address this problem: to work with everyone”, he added Melons.
