Why Italy - In Italian, is "c" as well as "cc" pronounced with the "ch" sound?

In Italian, is "c" as well as "cc" pronounced with the "ch" sound?

i mean is the single "c" pronounced the same way as "cc"?

It depends on what comes after it, 'e' or 'i' after c or cc will make the 'ch' sound, 'a' 'o' and 'u' after c or cc will make the k sound: Focaccia sounds like Foh-kah-cha Ecco is pronounced eh-kko The double C just means that the C sound lasts a little longer than a single C would.
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*i'm italian. I make you some exapmes. Caccia = hunting => ca-cc-ia pronounce with 2 c Bacio = kiss => pronounce with 1 c Chiesa = church => pronounce with ch The cc is more strong than only c Ch is different like english word "key"