Paulus Gentiloni
Paulus Gentiloni, vulgo plene Paolo Gentiloni Silveri (Romae natus die 22 Novembris 1954), familiae nobilis proles, est diurnarius et politicus Italiae.
Alumnus est Studii Urbis Romae ubi scientiae politicae studuit. Legatus est ad Parlamentum Italicum ab anno 2001. Minister communicationum meruit a die 17 Maii 2006 ad 8 Maii 2008, primo ministro Romano Prodi. Die 31 Octobris 2014, Friderica Mogherini ad officium Europaeum promota, Gentiloni minister rerum externarum Italiae factus est, primo ministro Matthaeo Renzi. Quo ab officio suo die 12 Decembris 2016 decedente, Gentiloni ad successionem a praeside Sergio Mattarella convocatus est.
Bibliographia
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- Stephanie Kirchgaessner, "Paolo Gentiloni to succeed Matteo Renzi as Italian prime minister" in The Guardian (11 Decembris 2016)
Nexus externi
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Angelinus Alfano • Maria Helena Boschi • Carolus Calenda (2016–2018) • Henricus Costa (2015–2018) • Gratianus Delrio • Claudius De Vincenti (2015–2018) • Valeria Fedeli (2016–2018) • Anna Finocchiaro (2016–2018) • Darius Franceschini • Ioannes Lucas Galletti • Paulus Gentiloni • Stephania Giannini (2014–2016) • Friderica Guidi (2014–2016) • Maria Carmela Lanzetta (2014–2015) • Beatrix Lorenzin • Lucas Lotti (2016–2018) • Mauritius Lupi (2014–2015) • Marianna Madia • Mauritius Martina • Marcus Minniti (2016–2018) • Friderica Mogherini (2014) • Andreas Orlando • Petrus Carolus Padoan • Roberta Pinotti • Iulianus Poletti • Matthaeus Renzi (2014–2016) Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Berlusconi 2008–2011 • Monti 2011–2013 • Letta 2013–2014 • Renzi et Gentiloni 2014–2018 • Conte 2018–2019 • Conte 2019–2021 • Draghi 2021–2022 • Meloni 2022– | |