Italian diplomacy faces the crisis between Israel and Iran with decisive strategies

The Italian government is at the forefront of ensuring that the dialogue is not interrupted, despite the growing tension between Israel and Iran. Palazzo Chigi is implementing diplomatic strategies in collaboration with European and moderate partners in the Middle East, such as the United Arab Emirates and Jordan. The aim is to restart negotiations as soon as the war hostilities subside.

The role of Prime Minister Meloni at the G7

Giorgia Meloni is currently in Canada for the G7, where she remains in close contact with Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano and the ministers following the crisis. This coordination is essential to monitor the situation in real time. The Israeli-Iranian crisis will be at the center of the summit's agenda, including official and bilateral meetings. Meloni is expected to meet with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, with the possibility of talks with Donald Trump and other European leaders. The issue of the conflict in the Middle East has become the undisputed priority for the summit, which was initially aimed at discussing other crises, such as the Ukrainian one.

Italy's position and calls for moderation

The Italian position is clear: no more escalation. This message was reiterated by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who urged Israel to stop the attacks and Iran not to escalate its reactions. The situation is delicate, and the minister stressed that Iran has crossed a “red line,” with Israeli intelligence warning of a potential nuclear danger. Tajani firmly stated: “In the face of a nuclear threat, there can be no ambiguity.”

Monitoring the situation of Italians in Iran

In these hours, the government is carefully monitoring the situation of the Italians present in Iran. At the moment, there is no talk of evacuation, but the situation is under constant observation. Diplomacies around the world are on alert, and there are signs of coldness from the Arab countries towards Iran. Communications between the chancelleries are incessant, with a series of telephone calls and diplomatic briefings that try to evaluate the risks of a possible widening of the conflict.

Future prospects and commitment to de-escalation

Despite the uncertainty, the Italian government is determined to promote de-escalation. The message is clear: do not sever the thread of dialogue. Even if the situation has become more complex, Italy offers itself as a possible mediator in the issue of nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran. Italian diplomacy is ready to intervene, keeping channels of communication open and seeking peaceful solutions.