NewzThe government led by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reached 1,413 days in office this Friday, marking the longest continuous tenure for an Italian administration since the end of World War II. This milestone establishes a new historical record for the nation's post-war political landscape.
In response to the achievement, Meloni expressed gratitude for the duration of her government's term. However, she attributed the longevity to factors beyond her personal influence, declining to claim the milestone as a direct result of her own individual merit.
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