Mattarella's appeal for a stronger and more united Europe

The recent speech by the President of the Italian Republic, Sergio Mattarella, in Brussels marked a crucial moment for the future of the European Union. During a meeting with European Commissioners, Mattarella launched a loud and clear appeal: it is time for an acceleration in reforms and a leap in quality in community action.
His request is part of a complex international context, characterised by global challenges that require a united and coordinated response from Europe.
The meaning of “Nessun dorma”Mattarella's reference to Puccini's famous "Nessun dorma" was not accidental. This cultural reference underlines the urgency of a collective mobilization to address the current crises. The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has welcomed the appeal seriously, promising to respond to this call. The gravity of the historical moment requires a Europe that not only listens, but acts with determination and strategic vision.
The challenges to faceMattarella touched on several crucial issues, from security to migration, from the enlargement of the Union to trade relations. He highlighted how Europe must be a global player capable of governing structural challenges, establishing fruitful relations with other countries. His analysis focused on the need for a cohesive Europe, capable of responding effectively to international instability and leaving no room for other players that could try to replace the Union in global contexts.
The role of the European ParliamentAnother key point of Mattarella's speech was the recognition of the decisive role of the European Parliament. In a time of crisis, the Parliament must act as a center of gravity between the institutions and citizens, ensuring effective representation of popular demands. Mattarella's visit to Brussels, after ten years, represents a sign of renewed attention towards the European institutions and an invitation to work together to build a stronger and more united Europe.
Towards a future of cooperationThe President concluded his speech by underlining the importance of a rapid enlargement process of the Union, warning that the absence of a pro-European push could lead to a weakening of trust in the European institutions. Cooperation between the various bodies of the Union, such as the Council, the Commission and the Parliament, is essential to address the challenges of the present and the future. Italy, Mattarella assured, will continue to work actively to promote a cohesive and responsible Europe.
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