Prime Minister Edi Rama , while participating in the EU-Western Balkans Summit taking place in Tivat, also touched on the protests against the project discussed in Zvërnec.
Rama emphasized that the countries of the region should all be at the same table, but each must do their own duty.
Regarding the protests over Zvërnec, the head of government stated that it is not about an environmental issue, but about a "hybrid war".
"We should all be at the round table like today, but everyone must do their duty," he said.
According to him, Iranian elements are behind the protest, who, as he stated, have been involved in similar attacks on other occasions.
"It's not an environmental issue there, it's hybrid warfare. Behind the protest are the Iranians, who have been involved in attacks on other occasions," he added.
Rama rejected the claims about the project in Zvërnec, stating that it is not the one that has been publicly talked about and that citizens have been shown fake videos produced in Tirana.
The Prime Minister added that there is currently nothing to discuss regarding this issue, as, according to him, there is no approved project.
"The project in Zvërnec is not what was talked about. You have seen fake videos from Tirana... There is nothing to discuss, because there is no approved project," Rama said.