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Mattarella warns that global economic growth depends on peaceful coexistence among states

In a message to the European House–Ambrosetti Forum in Cernobbio, President Sergio Mattarella described the current international period as complex and called for stronger cooperation, reform of the international order and a more active European Union.

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What is happening

Mattarella said global challenges—including climate change, pandemics, energy, food and water resources, and artificial intelligence—require greater cooperation among states. He warned that power politics, the use or threat of force and pressure on the multilateral order risk increasing instability. He described the European Union as an example of shared sovereignty and urged changes to its institutions and decision-making so it can play a more active role internationally. He concluded that peaceful coexistence within a shared and respected legal and institutional framework is necessary for a prosperous and lasting global economy.

Why is it on the Radar?

Mattarella linked international stability and respect for multilateral rules to the prospects for sustained global economic growth. He also presented the European Union’s cooperative model as relevant to efforts to build a fairer international order.

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