Italy's new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and his cabinet members took the oath of office at the Presidential Palace of Querinale on the 22nd, making Meloni the first female Prime Minister of Italy. In the new government, Matteo Salvini, the head of the Alliance Party, is the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure, Antonio Tayani, the former President of the European Parliament, is the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Jancaro Jorgetti, the former Minister of Economic Development, is the Minister of Economy. According to the Italian Constitution, the new government must also pass a parliamentary confidence vote. Italy held parliamentary elections on September 25. The results of the vote show that the Italian Brotherhood led by Meloni has about 26% of the votes, becoming the largest party in the parliament. The party, together with the Alliance Party and the Italian Power Party led by former Prime Minister Berlusconi, formed a center right party alliance, with a voting rate of about 44%, leading other parties and party alliances. (Liu Xinshe)