Prime Minister Edi Rama has decided to ignore the protest of the opposition in front of the Parliament. Asked about the opposition's protest today in front of the Parliament, Rama refused to speak in the presence of his Bavarian counterpart, Markus Soder.
Rama said that internal issues of the country do not belong to this conference, which has to do with Albania's relations with Bavaria. However, for the Prime Minister, the opposition has its right to revolution.
"There are many things that it is enough to love, but it will take us a long time to be able to do them, but there are other things that it is enough to love and we can do them. Germans when speaking in a foreign language or in the presence of foreigners do not deal with each other. This is an internal topic, the prime minister has come here for relations with Albania, which are historic. So, the things we talk about are of common interest, what is going on between us does not belong to this conference. In the presence of foreign friends, I never talk about problems that we deal with here in Albanian with each other. We are in a democratic country, everyone has their own approach to the revolution. We talked with the prime minister about the digital revolution, the opposition has another revolution of its own in mind, it is the right and that ", said the head of the government.