Prime Minister of Italy

The Prime Minister of Italy is the head of the Italian government, responsible for leading the executive branch and implementing laws. They are appointed by the President of Italy and usually come from the majority party or coalition in Parliament. The Prime Minister oversees government operations, coordinates policies, and represents Italy domestically and internationally. This role requires strong leadership, diplomacy, and the ability to navigate Italy's diverse political landscape. The Prime Minister works closely with ministers and Parliament to address issues like the economy, education, and healthcare, aiming to improve the country's governance and well-being of its citizens.