
Mass emigration, especially of young people, has returned strongly after the pandemic. Albanians are leaving, risking their lives just like in the war, and recently even crossing the sea from France to Britain in rafts.
Although we are not at war, the Albanians, including educated, well-educated people with certain professions, have chosen to leave the country, just like in the previous years after the fall of communism. In these conditions, is running away from the country a trend?
During a conversation in the "Let me talk" studio, activist Adriatik Lapaj disagrees with this idea, stressing that today's conditions do not allow you to work and stay in Albania anymore. "How do you think a man can run away from his own house... from the sun?" Lapaj asked the panelists, among other things, this comment was dismissed as one of the Veshaj twins briefly gave an example.
According to Donald's account, working for a good portion of today's youth is too "boring", they just don't want to work.
Lapaj: How do you think a man can run away from his own house?
Xensila Pere: No, I don't believe it, the first thing is the people because the place they go to is not a square with flowers. He will also work there.
Donald: Wait a second, because I know somebody who owns an adhesive business, and he was telling me that I've got people in the neighborhood who are hanging around and doing drugs. I told them "Come on, work, you'll get paid, I'll even give you the drug money" and they don't come. So the question is "isn't running away from the country a trend?"