Meloni may resign in March 2027

It was reported by "La Repubblica" newspaper that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has discussed the possibility of resigning in March 2027 and calling for early parliamentary elections with her close political allies. One.uz reports this.

While official Rome continues to emphasize that the coalition will remain in power until autumn 2027, i.e., until the end of its term, concrete plans aimed at redistributing power are being developed behind the scenes. Resignation plans after the summit According to the scenario under discussion, Meloni's resignation could take place immediately after the commemorative summit marking the 70th anniversary of the European Union founding treaty, scheduled to be held in Rome in March 2027.

In this case, the earliest date for snap parliamentary elections would be May 16, but the most realistic and convenient option is considered to be holding general elections together with local municipal elections in June. Organizational and political difficulties There are a number of obstacles to implementing this plan.

First, moving the European Union summit from its traditional location in Brussels to Rome requires the consent of all partner countries. Second, coalition representatives continue to state that they will serve out the full term of parliament.

Third, political experts say that because ratings are high, holding early elections could allow Meloni and her "Brothers of Italy" party to consolidate their positions in parliament.