Prime Minister Edi Rama, in a press conference with the British Foreign Secretary , said that the focus of the conversation was also the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue , as he emphasized that there have been positive steps, but added that there is a risk of turning back.
The head of the government also exchanged jokes with David Cameron as he said that he has declared that he will return to Albania.
"You promised that you will come back, it is all the Albanians who will see if you are the politician who keeps the promises or not", addressed Rama.
Edi Rama: The willingness to discourage human trafficking will be maximum, it is related to the common will to get to the root of this phenomenon that has to do with organized crime networks. We also discussed the region, Britain expressed interest in seeing the successful normalization of the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue process, there have been positive steps, but there is also the danger of turning back.
I thank Sunak and Cameron for supporting Albania's offer to next year become the host country for the great summit of the common European community that will be held this year in London on June 2, not on July 18 because I confused it with my meeting with the Albanians there.
You promised that you will come back, all the Albanians will see if you are the politician who keeps the promises or not.