Mario Draghi is an Italian economist and banker who served as the President of the European Central Bank (ECB) from 2011 to 2019. He is known for his role in managing the Eurozone crisis and implementing policies to stabilize the euro, including the famous phrase "Whatever it takes" to support the currency. Before his tenure at the ECB, Draghi held various positions, including Governor of the Bank of Italy and Director General of the Italian Treasury. In February 2021, Draghi became the Prime Minister of Italy, leading a national unity government during a challenging period marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. His government focused on economic recovery and reform, aiming to utilize funds from the European Union's recovery plan. Draghi's leadership style is characterized by pragmatism and a commitment to European integration, reflecting his extensive experience in both finance and politics.