Albania together with the Netherlands are preparing their own proposal on how the idea of the President of France for the New European Political Community should be articulated in the field of real European life.
This is what Prime Minister Edi Rama announced, who published some images during the meeting in The Hague, with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte, where he says that this is extraordinary news for Albania's morale and perspective.
"This is a new idea to generate a new European energy and power, without replacing or bypassing the European Union expansion process," said the head of the government.
The Albanian-Dutch opposition came to life during Rama's visit to The Hague, where Prime Minister Mark Rutte, according to the head of the government, asked them to write down a common point of view on how the idea of a new European political community should be implemented.
"While the idea of the Albanian-Dutch proposal came to life precisely during the visit to The Hague, where, appreciating the work and achievements of Albania, as well as appreciating our critical contribution at the European Council table, Prime Minister Mark Rutte asked me to put it on paper, together , as two friendly countries, one at the roots of the EU, the other not yet in the EU, a common point of view on how the idea of the new European political community should be implemented. This is a moment unimaginable until a few years ago for Albania in the international political arena and beyond, as well as a touching expression for Albania and for Albanians.'- says Rama.
Prime Minister Rama promises that they will work together with Prime Minister Rutte to promote a constructive and productive debate about the Europe of all Europeans, at the Great Summit on this topic, in Prague next October.
"We will work with Prime Minister Rutte and our teams to encourage a constructive and productive debate about the Europe of all Europeans, at the Great Summit on this topic, in Prague next October, where we will also present our proposal," he said. Rama.