Terzi:«Middle East – Time to resume the peace process» (L’Eco di Bergamo)
Italy voted yes on the Palestinian request to become a non-member observer State in the UN General Assembly. We spoke about it with Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi. Mr. Minister, what happens now? «The number one priority now is to resume the peace process and the stabilisation of the Middle East, which is an […]
Read moreTerzi:«UN ban on genital mutilation – a battle that Italy means to win» (Io Donna)
Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi di Sant’Agata has made frequent trips to Africa over recent months, which included some risky missions, like the one he made to Mogadishu to make up for Italy’s long (and guilty) absence from that region. “I met with some extraordinary women”, he recalls, “2011 Nobel Peace Prize laureates Leymah […]
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We wish to thank Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi, a long-time diplomat with an exemplary curriculum vitae, for kindly agreeing to do this interview and with whom we reviewed the path our country has taken along with the other EU countries during a crisis that has literally changed economic and social models. The common […]
Read moreTerzi: «A crucial moment, negotiations must be revived”» (Il Secolo XIX)
As missiles struck near Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi di Sant’Agata – Ambassador of Italy to Israel from 2002 to 2004 – contacted both his Egyptian colleague Kemal Amr and the head of Israeli diplomacy Avigdor Lieberman. Like the rest of Europe, Italy is watching the flare-up in the Israeli-Palestinian […]
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Italy definitely rules out a military intervention in Syria, but the birth of a national coalition of the forces opposing Bashar al Assad is “an important turning point that can create the political conditions” for the end of the regime. The explanation was offered by Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi, who has been closely following the […]
Read moreTerzi: «Building a leading role for Italy in the world» (la Discussione)
It was clear that the technocratic government had to put a technocrat in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, i.e. someone from the world of diplomacy: an ambassador. And Premier Monti chose Giulio Terzi di Santagata, our diplomatic representative at the time in the most prestigious of all posts: Washington. A field promotion for Terzi, who […]
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