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16 March 2012
Terzi in Algiers: the lives of the hostages a priority

Italy considers protection of the lives, safety and well being of the hostages an absolute value, and remains “clearly against the payment of ransoms”. The message Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi’ brought to Algiers was a clear one. Although the visit was mainly intended to focus on economic cooperation, it was impossible to neglect […]

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12 March 2012
Human Rights: Italian foreign policy priority and EU security policy guide, Terzi says

Minister Giulio Terzi will inaugurate the second cycle of meetings on the theme “Human Rights: from Theory to Practice” for the Education students of Rome’s main universities (Sapienza, Tor Vergata, Roma Tre, Luiss, S.Pio V, and LUMSA) on Tuesday 13 March. Illustrating the conclusions of the informal EU foreign ministers meeting in Copenhagen, the minister […]

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7 March 2012
Italia-Etiopia: Terzi, insieme contro terrorismo e pirateria (in translation)

Italia ed Etiopia condividono la necessità di ”affrontare insieme le sfide” come la lotta alla pirateria e al terrorismo nella regione del Corno d’Africa. Lo ha sottolineato il Ministro Giulio Terzi al termine di un incontro alla Farnesina con il Vice Premier e Ministro degli Esteri etiope Hailemarian Desalegn. Il tema della pirateria nell’Oceano Indiano […]

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2 March 2012
SYRIA: Terzi, relief to the people the priority. Italy urges humanitarian truce

The priority in Syria is to bring relief to the suffering population and to devastated cities such as Homs, and to stop this systematic destruction of every point of rebellion against the power of Assad”. This was Minister Giulio Terzi’s statement upon concluding his mission to Asia, assuring that Italy is working toward a “humanitarian […]

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22 February 2012
SYRIA: A peaceful political solution to the crisis, says Terzi – Italy is ready to support new EU and UN measures

Italy is ready to support new UN, EU and Arab League measures to find a peaceful political solution to the crisis in Syria. The Italian position was reiterated by Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi, speaking from Frankfurt. The Minister was attending a meeting of Germany’s DGAP foreign policy think tank at the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung headquarters. […]

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Interviews
20 February 2012
Terzi:«Mediterranean centrality» (Il Tempo)

The Arab spring has forced Europe to “reset” its relations with the Mediterranean. For twenty years now, since the end of the Cold War, Europe’s attention has been trained on Eastern Europe with the legitimate, and widely agreed, goal of reunifying a continent far too long artificially divided. The Balkan crises ended up absorbing what […]

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Interviews
16 February 2012
Terzi:«More EU funds for the southern shores» (Il Sole 24 Ore)

“For the last three months this has been my main objective; but is the focus of an entire government, not of a single ministry. The prime minister made a visit to Tripoli, and will make another to the region in April. Every ministry is involved”, says Giulio Terzi from his office at the foreign ministry. […]

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Interviews
13 February 2012
Terzi: «Italy regains credibility» (Oggi7)

Shortly before Prime Minister Mario Monti’s visit with Barak Obama at the White House, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met at the Department of State with Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi di Sant’Agata. The two heads of foreign policy met for a few minutes with journalists and we noted a very different […]

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Interviews
7 January 2012
La Presse de Tunisie

M. Giulio Terzi di Sant’Agata, ministre italien des A.E., effectue à partir d’aujourd’hui une visite en Tunisie au cours de laquelle il s’entretiendra avec les nouveaux responsables tunisiens. A cette occasion, il a accordé une interview à La Presse dans laquelle il a parlé du changement démocratique intervenu en Tunisie, des relations entre nos deux […]

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