Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister declares active monitoring and assistance for Italians in the Middle East amid regional conflict following weekend attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran.

A Gulf Task Force is established to aid Italian nationals stranded or affected in the region, with Tajani in constant contact with Italian diplomatic offices there.

Tajani notes ongoing coordination with the crisis response team and foreign offices to provide the best possible assistance as the situation evolves.

Tajani outlined a series of initiatives to support Italian citizens across possible scenarios and stressed ongoing dialogue with involved ministers to secure robust diplomatic support.

He will convene the foreign trade task force to brief Italian businesses on potential economic consequences and related initiatives stemming from the war.

The foreign trade task force is set to inform businesses about possible economic impacts and initiatives connected to the ongoing conflict.

The aim is to update Italian companies on potential measures and economic considerations related to the war.

Tajani notes monitoring of conditions via X (formerly Twitter) and emphasizes ongoing efforts to support compatriots and coordinate international and diplomatic responses.

Safety of Italian citizens remains the absolute priority, with plans to coordinate with the Prime Minister, ambassadors, and consuls to maintain their security.

A meeting with Italian ambassadors and consuls was held to assess protections and potential initiatives to safeguard Italian citizens, including civilians and military personnel, in the area.

Tajani planned and then reported on meetings with ambassadors and consuls to assess needs and decide on protective initiatives for Italian citizens and personnel in the region.

He described a session with ambassadors and consuls to evaluate situations and determine protective measures for civilians and military personnel in the area.