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Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani political activities

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Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has engaged in various political and diplomatic addresses regarding European and domestic affairs. At the Second Ventotene European Conference for Freedom and Democracy, Tajani advocated for structural reforms within the European Union to enhance efficiency and identity. He specifically called for reducing bureaucratic burdens, completing the internal energy market, and moving away from the requirement of unanimity in voting processes. Regarding relations with Spain, he clarified that recent border security actions in Ceuta were not a crisis and expressed readiness to return to previous status once conditions normalize. ~~Subsequently, during~~ During the ninth edition of the Itaca political and cultural event in Formello, Tajani addressed international scenarios and foreign policy. He also provided commentary on political character, using a metaphor to suggest that voters should prioritize “reliable” representatives over those who are merely “flashy” or focused on visibility. More recently, addressing the United Nations General Assembly, Tajani emphasized Italy's commitment to diplomacy and international law. Regarding the conflict in Ukraine, he reaffirmed Italy's support for Kyiv and called on Russia to engage in negotiations to achieve a ceasefire, warning against becoming accustomed to war. He also advocated for United Nations reform to address institutional paralysis and highlighted the Mattei Plan, which aims to foster partnerships with African nations to manage migration flows through energy and agriculture cooperation. Additionally, Tajani expressed support for a two-state solution in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and called for the responsible governance of artificial intelligence through international cooperation.

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