Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Monday presented his government's 220-billion-euro ($266-billion) EU-funded recovery plan to parliament, saying it would decide the fate and credibility of the country. "In the set of programmes that I present to you today there is above all the country's destiny, the extent of its role in the international community, its credibility and reputation as a founder of the EU and leading player in the western world," he told the lower chamber. ljm-ar/aa/rl