In the statement, which Meloni titled, “A joint message for Europe,” the Italian and Danish Prime Ministers shared their reflections on the future of the continent, the security of its citizens, and the need to defend Europe’s values and way of life. The two Prime Ministers published Italian and Danish language copies of the joint statement on their respective Facebook pages.
Meloni, a center-right politician, and Frederiksen, a center-left Social Democrat, acknowledged that they each come from very different political backgrounds, and do not agree on everything. However, they affirmed to be united in the defense of Europe and the rejection of uncontrolled migration — noting that they have both each promoted strict migration policies, not just for Italy and Denmark, but across Europe.
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