Italy centre-right bloc says ready to work on forming new government


  • World
  • Sunday, 16 Feb 2014

ROME (Reuters) - Angelino Alfano, head of Italy's New Centre Right party, said on Saturday that he was ready to work on forming a new government with the centre-left Democratic Party led by Mattero Renzi but that it may take a few days to hammer out an agreement on policy.

"We have very clear and concrete ideas on what the policy platform must be. If the ambition of the new government is great, then we cannot do things in a rush," Alfano said after meeting President Giorgio Napolitano.

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