Japanese officials say nationwide inoculations will begin in a matter of days. Meanwhile, nations in the EU are tightening border measures. DW has the latest.
Draghi formally accepted the mandate on Friday evening after meeting President Sergio Mattarella. The former ECB chief had received the task on Feb. 3, following the collapse of the previous government led by Giuseppe Conte after a junior ally pulled out of the coalition.
The Italian government formed by newly-appointed Prime Minister Mario Draghi, who was also the former chief of the European Central Bank (ECB), was officially sworn in on Saturday.
Draghi formally accepted the mandate on Friday evening after meeting President Sergio Mattarella. The former ECB chief had received the task on Feb. 3, following the collapse of the previous government led by Giuseppe Conte after a junior ally pulled out of the coalition.
Japanese officials say nationwide inoculations will begin in a matter of days. Meanwhile, nations in the EU are tightening border measures. DW has the latest.
Japanese officials say nationwide inoculations will begin in a matter of days. Meanwhile, nations in the EU are tightening border measures. DW has the latest.
(MENAFN - NewsBytes) Mario Draghi has been sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Italy on Saturday after forming a national unity government tasked to help the country tackle and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic-induced crisis and economic slump.
Draghi, a former European Central Bank chief, was appointed officially by Italian President Sergio Mattarella at a ceremony held in the presidential palace in Rome.
Here s more. In this article Draghi is the 30th Prime Minister of the Italian Republic Draghi will be presented before Parliament for votes of confidence Key ministers in the cabinet of Draghi Several ministers from the outgoing government to keep their posts The new Italian Prime Minister faces enormous challenges