Oath of Office - Italy

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The oath of office of the President of the Republic is:

I swear to be faithful to the Republic and to loyally observe its Constitution.

The oath for the Prime Minister is:

I swear to be faithful to the Republic; to observe the Constitution and laws; and to exercise my duties in the exclusive interest of the Nation.

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