
The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has called for the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, while also expressing support for the student protest.
During the meeting with the heads of the Tirana branches, the head of the blue headquarters asked all Albanians to support the students. According to him, this is a very important and decisive hour in history and that "students, Tirana and Albania need the DP to do everything for their protection."
"I must congratulate all the leaders, members, and supporters of the DP, who were there yesterday and today to support the students.
A special role, as you have seen yourself, and I congratulate them, has been played by the DP deputies in protecting the students.
Both on the battlefield and in the police station.
I think it was the right stance, because in this protest, we will support these students with all our potential.
Edi Rama will not only face the students, he will face the entire opposition, all citizens.
We will not abandon students, we will support them in all forms and opportunities.
I must congratulate the university youth forum, who have been very efficient and with their commitment have made a truly valuable contribution.
These are the first two days. Today, Edi Rama, who finally came out of the mouse hole he had fallen into, started accusing enemies who have infiltrated the students and others in succession.
I most emphatically demand his immediate resignation.
And I call on Albanians to engage with all their ability in supporting the students for the removal of Edi Rama and his government.
He thinks this protest is no different from other protests.
Very serious mistake.
This is a protest when the cup is full. Albanians have been protesting for four months.
But the student protest is a protest of a full cup. It has nowhere to go.
The students, as you can see, are very clear-headed, very brave. But the students, Tirana, and Albania need the DP to do everything to protect them.
"Do everything to support them. This is a very important hour in history. This is a crucial hour."