governo.it
Italian government portal for news, official communications and public information from the Presidency of the Council of Ministers
About governo.it
The Presidency of the Council of Ministers publishes government news, official statements, agendas, and information about the Council of Ministers and national initiatives.
The portal serves the public and provides access to transparency information, civic access, legal notices, and official documents.
Product: Official information and communications portal for the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers.
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