(22 Aug 2016) Italian Premier Matteo Renzi says Europe wants to "write a future chapter" after Britain's vote to leave the EU focusing on common defense, security and economic growth especially addressing youth unemployment.
At the end of a mini-summit on Monday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande, Renzi said improved security and intelligence sharing is an "absolute priority" for a Europe confronting Islamic extremist violence.
Renzi said that the three leaders agreed they must do more to stop migrants attempting to make the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean to European ports.
The three leaders held a press conference aboard the Italian aircraft carrier Garibaldi, which is coordinating the EU's Mediterranean migrant rescue operation, after paying tribute to one of the founding fathers of European unity on the island of Ventotene.
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