By Angelo Amante ROME (Reuters) -Giorgia Meloni, expected to be named Italian prime minister, and her coalition partner Silvio Berlusconi had a cordial meeting on Monday and aim to quickly form a “cohesive” government, their parties said. Tensions have been running high over the allocation of cabinet posts between Meloni, whose Brothers of Italy party led a rightist alliance to victory in a Sept. 25 election, and Berlusconi, who heads the smaller Forza Italia party. “Brothers of Italy and Forza Italia … are at work to give Italy a strong, cohesive and high profile government which gets to wo…