Meloni surpasses Conte: she has been in government for 989 days. Berlusconi still first
the days at Palazzo Chigi
The prime minister has reached the eleventh place among the longest-serving prime ministers. The ranking of the permanence at Palazzo Chigi is still dominated by the founder of Forza Italia, who remained prime minister for 3,339 days
Giorgia Meloni reaches a new milestone at Palazzo Chigi: with 989 days at the helm of the government, she surpasses Giuseppe Conte in the ranking of the longest-serving prime ministers of the Republic , and approaches the one thousand mark. A symbolic overtaking, which brings her to eleventh place, behind the former prime minister and president of Italia Viva Matteo Renzi .
Conte, between the yellow-green and yellow-red governments, had stopped at 988 days in total. The new record was highlighted by a post published by YouTrend, emphatically relaunched also by Fratelli d'Italia: "He also surpasses it in seriousness and foresight", reads the party's comment.
Silvio Berlusconi remains firmly at the top of the list, having led four governments for a total of 3,339 days. Behind him are Giulio Andreotti, who remained in Palazzo Chigi for 2,678 days, at the head of seven executives, Alcide De Gasperi governed for 2,591 days with eight governments, the highest number among all Prime Ministers . Aldo Moro led five governments for a total of 2,279 days, Amintore Fanfani six for a total of 1,659 days. Romano Prodi follows with 1,608 days, Bettino Craxi with 1,353, Mariano Rumor with 1,104, Antonio Segni with 1,088 and Matteo Renzi who still today when he refers to his government experience speaks of "a thousand days", having reached 1,024.
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