(ANSA) - BELGRADE, 04 SET - "Giorgia, I read that you are currently leading the longest-serving government in the history of the Italian Republic. Really? I had grown accustomed to changing interlocutors in Rome at the same rate as AC Milan's coaching changes," Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama wrote in X, referring to Giorgia Meloni's government's record-breaking longevity. "And yet," he adds, "how strange! Italian democracy appears to be in no danger, despite everything we on the left, particularly, predicted when you arrived at Palazzo Chigi in black trousers. I remember Ursula being concerned at the time, but she will be pleased with your record today because, rather than marching on Europe's body, as some feared, you have embraced Europe and even helped it better understand certain aspects of security, including illegal immigration. But, since you've been here, there has been a significant democratic deficit in Italy." (ANSA).