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When I think of Europe, I don’t envision a cold machinery of treaties or a tangled web of bureaucracies. I see a living civilisation, an idea that has weathered centuries, wars, and dreams. This civilisation—our civilisation—cannot be considered whole while it leaves its most delicate yet promise-laden frontier dangling, almost orphaned: the Western Balkans. Today, with a blend of pride and sober awareness, I can say that Italy is reclaiming its true self. Not a bit player, not just another voice in the chorus, but an authoritative leader, capable of charting the course with the strength of its history and the clarity of its vision. Our goal is unambiguous: by 2030, Albania, Serbia, and the entire Balkan quadrant must be fully integrated into the European Union. This is not a pipe dream—it is a necessity. And we Italians, with both heart and mind, are working to make it happen.

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In the pre-industrial era, people often lived and worked in the same building. This removed the need to travel to work.

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