The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, has arrived in Albania. He was received at the "Mother Teresa" airport by the Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku.
For this reason, Prime Minister Edi Rama did not speak for long at the inauguration of the Pyramid of Tirana. Making a joke, Rama said: "I have to run to kneel before his Grace."
"I should usually make the longest speech, but I will keep the shortest one, because for all the friends of the morning the day ends here, but for me it continues with the King of France who has just come down and we have to we continue with the rest of these two extraordinary days. I don't want to take more of your time and I certainly don't want to take away from the time I have to devote to Macron and I'm very happy that for certain reasons here we don't only have geniuses from countries like Winni Mass, but we actually have the great master of coalitions, Mark Rutte so I am very happy.
I also want to thank the American-Albanian Foundation and the entire board that accompanies us, they are excellent in splitting the bill, paying less than us, but we are really happy with this partnership and we are quite ready for other projects. I want to thank Frederica for coming back with the College of Europe. We are no longer depressed and are very happy to be lifted up. I want to thank Albin and Dimitri after a very long day and all of you who came tonight and leaving you, I leave you in the best hands of Erion and Mike. I am convinced that at the end of the ceremony there will be an experience of the Pyramid from the inside and the outside, with the conviction that you will not miss me, I wish you a good continuation. I have to run to kneel before his Grace" , said Rama.
Macron's visit is historic as it is the first time a French president has visited our country.