Italy has passed a resolution to authorize international missions, including peacekeeping efforts in crisis regions such as the Mediterranean, Western Balkans, and other hotspots. The resources programmed for 2024 amount to 361,597,000 euros, slightly higher than the needs of 2023 at 358,668,800 euros.
The resolution highlights the ongoing international crises that have threatened global stability and calls for a strong commitment to peace. Italy’s role as a member of the European Union and the Atlantic Alliance is emphasized, as well as its commitment to multilateralism based on the United Nations system.
Specific attention is given to Italy’s engagement in peacekeeping efforts in various regions. The resolution underscores the importance of supporting Libya’s stabilization process and protecting navigation in the Red Sea while combating terrorism in different areas. Debates within the Chamber address global security risks posed by escalating conflicts and call for political-parliamentary control over missions.
Concerns are raised about Italian troops’ potential involvement in NATO operations and preventing further conflict escalation. The resolution also addresses Ukraine’s situation and calls for a strong commitment to peace negotiations. Parliamentary oversight of decisions related to international missions, especially in conflict zones, is emphasized to ensure transparency and accountability.
In conclusion, Italy has reaffirmed its commitment to global peacekeeping efforts through this draft majority resolution that authorizes international missions with increased resources compared to previous years.
