Giuseppe Conte
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Giuseppe Conte (born 8 August 1964) is an Italian jurist and politician who served as the 58th Prime Minister of Italy between 1 June 2018 and 13 February 2021.
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- Our debate has themes of great significance: the fight against poverty, quality education as a source of personal and social opportunity, and action for the protection of the environment. These themes are held together by the common thread of inclusion, with a human individual at the center of the political action of this organization and of every member state. An “inclusive humanism”, expression I love to refer to, which recognized the equal dignity of each individual, which is a real achievement of modernity. Italy openly invokes an effective multilateralism, because only collective and coordinated action can help us face the multiple challenges before us. We need a multilateral concept based on cooperation, transparency and the principle of equality between states, aimed at correcting the dysfunctional aspects of globalization. But the inspiring source, the polar star that must guide this multilateralism, is respect for the human person, starting with the recognition of his or her dignity, personal and social. Without this foundation, multilateralism becomes a mere technique, which can be useful but cannot expect to guide solid choice and values.
- Address to the 74th United Nations General Assembly. "UNGA74: Conte, ‘Inclusive humanism is path for effective multilateralism’", OnuItalia (25 September 2019).
