The Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, has repeated the call for dialogue with students and protesters, announcing that tomorrow another communication opportunity will be opened through an online platform.
During his speech at the joint conference with the EU ambassador who handed him the Progress Report, Rama said that three groups of students were prevented, through online and offline pressure, from holding a meeting with him, without cameras and without media announcements, but only to discuss.
The head of the Albanian government emphasized that he is ready for dialogue, while warning that threats and violence will not affect his attitude and that of the government.
“Tomorrow we will flash another window on the screens of anyone who is interested, a window of dialogue for those who have to interact with me and the government. Three groups of students have been violently turned back online and offline by these kind of pseudos, in their efforts to come to meet me without cameras, photos and press release, just to talk. Discouraged, hell knows how, and then bullied to the extreme.
One thing I want to be clear to everyone, I come from a path where I was a student and a lecturer and together with the students I came against a real and not imaginary regime, just for one reason, to be free to say what I want and where I want.
Whoever thinks that threats and violence will have the least impact on me and the government, has made all the calculations wrong. On the contrary, they will receive answers, as they are receiving, criminally and administratively”, said Rama, reports Top Channel.
