The Meloni government is the third longest in the history of the Italian Republic.
With 1,094 days in office since her swearing-in on October 22, 2022, she exceeds the duration of the Craxi government ( August 4, 1983 - August 1, 1986) .
The first two places are occupied by two of Berlusconi's four governments: Berlusconi II holds the record for the longest term, with 1,412 days in office ( June 11, 2001 - April 23, 2005 ), followed by Berlusconi IV and most recently, with 1,287 days ( May 8, 2008 - November 16, 2011 ).
Italian media report that on the podium of longevity in the almost 80 years since the Republic are all center-right governments, while the executive headed by a center-left representative with the longest lifespan is the Renzi government (February 22, 2014 - December 12, 2016) in fifth place with 1,024 days.
Meloni is also ninth in the ranking of Prime Ministers by length of tenure among the various governments led by Berlusconi with 3,339 days, followed by Andreotti (2,219), De Gasperi (2,458), Moro (2,279), Fanfani (1,659), Prodi (1,608), Craxi (1,353) and Rumor (1,104) .