In a statement made in Rome, Giorgetti emphasized the need for the EU to reassess its fiscal policies if the war persists. To mitigate the effects of increased energy costs on consumers and businesses, the Italian government has extended fuel tax reductions until May 1, supported by a decree allocating approximately 500 million euros. This initiative aims to stabilize prices, although Italy’s debt exceeded the EU’s three percent GDP limit last year, reaching 3.1 percent.