2026-10-20 11:13:00Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Protesters gathered in front of the prime minister's office appear to have rejected Prime Minister Edi Rama's call for dialogue after removing the chairs symbolically placed by the prime minister in front of the government building.

With the cry of 'no dialogue', the students gathered in front of the Prime Minister's Office, accompanied by their professors, have removed their chairs while refusing any invitation to sit in on the talks.

In front of the government building, Manjola Hasa, director of MIA, was present and offered to be a communication channel for dialogue with the prime minister, which was rejected, accompanied by calls for 'resignation'.

"Whoever wants dialogue, wherever they want, whenever they want, even here if they want it, I am available together with the government," said Prime Minister Rama in a video message on Tuesday morning after placing several red chairs with the inscription "dialogue" in front of the prime minister's office.

He also emphasized that they are not welcome and will not dialogue with those who commit acts of violence.


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