Draghi waives salary to serve unpaid as Italian premier
The job paid €115,000 when his predecessor Giuseppe Conte held the post, though Conte opted to take only 80%
13 May 2021 - 19:44
Mario Draghi is waiving his salary as Italian prime minister as he looks to maintain the political support for his broad coalition.
Draghi will serve as premier without compensation, according to a filing on the government’s website on Wednesday. The job paid €115,000 when his predecessor Giuseppe Conte held the post, though Conte opted to take only 80% of it...
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