Cosa c’è dietro lo slogan dell’Italia come “hub del gas”? Niente

$Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni departs Algiers after a two day official visit in Algeria, Monday, Jan. 23, 2023. Italy and Algeria moved to broaden ties through a series of memorandums signed Monday during a two-day visit by Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni, who said the two countries are in the process of building \\\"an extraordinary bridge\\\" and, hopefully, transforming her country into an energy hub for Europe. (AP Photo/Fateh Guidoum) Associated Press/LaPresse Only Italy and Spain$

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni departs Algiers after a two day official visit in Algeria, Monday, Jan. 23, 2023. Italy and Algeria moved to broaden ties through a series of memorandums signed Monday during a two-day visit by Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni, who said the two countries are in the process of building "an extraordinary bridge" and, hopefully, transforming her country into an energy hub for Europe. (AP Photo/Fateh Guidoum) Associated Press/LaPresse Only Italy and Spain

28 gennaio 2023 • 00:00Aggiornato, 28 gennaio 2023 • 15:31

L’attivismo diplomatico di Giorgia Meloni in Nord Africa ha inserito nel dibattito pubblico un’espressione che anima discussioni social e riempie i giornali: “hub del gas”.
A forza di ripeterlo, questo slogan è diventato impossibile da mettere in discussione.
Ma non è affatto chiaro quale sarebbe il beneficio visto che far transitare il gas per altri non equivale a possederlo, men che meno ottenerlo a prezzi ridotti o con garanzie di forniture.