During the unveiling of the bust of the former Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Dropull, Prime Minister Edi Rama expressed that he would like his son to be present as well. Rama praised the figure of the former Greek Prime Minister as a polyglot who was not separated from books and as a strong voice of Greek democracy.
On the other hand, Rama thanked the Greek officials, present at the inauguration, saying that he is glad that a gray-haired deputy of Greece has come among them.
He then continued his speech by talking about the life and contribution of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the high-profile Greek figure to whom the bust inaugurated today in Dropull is dedicated.
" It is enough to have seen him in an archival material of Greek television where he speaks with an aristocratic sense of humor about the stubbornness of his Arvanita wife. This also nourishes the inseparable bond between our two countries, which the past has mixed so much that if the language does not distinguish them, nothing makes them inseparable. I would have liked Mitsotakis to be here today, but surely he will return to this square, as from today the square bears his father's name. I am glad that here with me is a deputy, already gray. ", Rama said.