Prime Minister Edi Rama reacted to the protests in Tirana,
during a meeting with government cabinet ministers, which has already ended.
According to sources cited by Vizion Plus, the head of the government has been stopped
to the violent incidents recorded during the protest,
making a distinction between the people involved in these actions and the students who have concerns about the education system.
Rama is said to have stated that the people who committed acts of violence during the protest are not students, thus opposing the connection of these actions with the student protest.
Meanwhile, the prime minister asked the ministers to listen to the students and the concerns they have related to education.
According to the same sources, Rama emphasized that the demands and problems raised by the students should receive the attention of the responsible institutions.
The Prime Minister's stance comes after recent developments in the capital, where protests and reported incidents have brought issues related to the education system back into focus.
At the moment, no concrete measures or other decisions that may have been taken during the meeting have been announced. Information on the discussions developed was reported by Vizion Plus, referring to its sources.
