(ANSA) - Brussels, June 20 - Premier Giuseppe Conte said
Thursday it was wrong to say, as some in the Italian media have,
that he was going to a European Union summit empty-handed.
"Some journalist wrote today that I am allegedly coming to
Brussels empty-handed," he said.
"(But) I represent a G7 country, the third country in the
eurozone, the second manufacturing power in Europe.
"How can you think I am coming empty-handed?
"I represent all the thousands of Italian business realities
what export all over the world with points of absolute
excellence".
Conte described the press reports as "fanciful".
Wrong to say I'm empty-handed in EU - PM
Represent 3rd eurozone country, G7 member, export excellence