This is CBS I on the World. I'm John Baxter. I welcome Lorenzo Fiore, my colleague who helps me understand

Italy in this time of transition from summer to fall. And there's a word for it that we'll get to soon enough.

I'm learning Italian word by word thanks to Lorenzo. We begin, however, with spectacular geopolitical

news. Georgia Maloney, the firebrand Rome origin prime minister of Italy in her job longer than, I think, expectations of any

Prime Minister since the Second War, is now to be invited, is invited, and will attend

the signing of the agreement between Israel and Gaza and the region for peace in Gaza Strip.

This is a significant event.

It's upcoming, but at the same time, there's more.

Lorenzo, a very good day to you.

Georgia Maloney is to be involved in the signing,

but she is already participating by order of her legislature and her executive.

You tell me that the Italian police are already in the region helping.

How are they doing that?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John, and good evening to the radio listener.

Yes, the policemen, our carabini, which is the military police, one of the four armed forces of Italy, are already in Rafa.

I think they are doing some training to local police in order to prepare them for the reopening of the Gaza border, of the Rafa border, to allow the in-bond and outbond from the Gaza Strip.

I think this is an important achievement.

That means that Italy is a part of whatever is around the agreement of peace.

And that's why our foreign minister confirmed this morning that

Georgia Meloni has been invited by Egypt to attend the ceremony of the signature.

And this is an important achievement, in my opinion, this is, again, another sign that

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