Prime Minister Edi Rama has made it clear that he has no intention of resigning, despite the protests that took place during the last few days in Albania, where the participation of young people and students has been significant.
According to Deutsche Welle's report, which refers to the Reuters agency, Rama has confirmed his position through written answers, while the protests have entered the third day.
The head of the government has emphasized that he will not allow acts of violence to harm Albania's strategic objective of joining the European Union.
The statement comes at a time when protesters continue to express their dissatisfaction, while the gatherings have also attracted attention due to the tensions recorded during them.
Although the protests have increased the pressure on the government, Rama has ruled out the possibility of leaving the post of prime minister, signaling that he intends to continue leading the country.
Meanwhile, it remains to be seen how the protests will develop in the coming days and whether there will be other reactions from the government to the demands of the protesters.
Prime Minister Edi Rama has made it clear that he has no intention of resigning, despite the protests that took place during the last few days in Albania, where the participation of young people and students has been significant.
