French Italian German meeting to discuss ways to "restoration" of the European Union

Meet with the leaders of Germany, France, Italy, Monday, in Ventotene island off the coast of Naples, in order to discuss ways to give new impetus to the European Union, after the UK vote in the 23 June, to withdraw from it.

The hosts Italian Prime Minister Matteo Rinci, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande, ahead of a summit to be held in September, the European Union, to discuss the implications of Britain's decision to secede from the Union.

It comes after a tripartite summit included Rinci the German chancellor and the French president in Berlin during the days that followed the British referendum, which vowed to which the commitment to European unity and planned to develop a unified proposal to re-launch the European project meeting.

The newspaper "Le Monde" French, The choice of venue was not at random, on the grounds that Altiero Spinelli, one of the founders of the European project, was buried in the same island.

The Altiero Spinelli co-wrote the so-called "Ventotina Manafestu," a statement called for the establishment of a union that combines European countries to confront the nationalism that led Europe to war.

After receiving the Italian prime minister for his guests in Ventotene Island, they will move to the aircraft, "Garibaldi" of the naval forces of the Italian business dinner carrier.

"Le Monde" reported that this meeting will give Rinci an opportunity to discuss ways to slow growth experienced by his country's treatment, in addition to loans (408 billion dollars), which is struggling banks and Italy in order to repay.

The meeting will be devoted to discuss ways to strengthen the security system to counter terrorism and extremism, where France had floated the idea of ​​a European funding through the "bonds" to support military projects, while Italy has proposed the establishment of the "security of the Schengen system to counter terrorism," through the formation of a "multinational European force" led by common are entrusting them with specific tasks.

To draw a road map of the EU process will not be easy, considering that Britain had not yet begun, officially, off the process which may occur next year.