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Prime Minister Edi Rama has repeated his invitation for dialogue with student protesters, urging them to sit at a negotiation table to discuss their demands. For the fourth time, Rama posted a video on Facebook titled “Dialog,” which displays the word “Dialog” and the phrase “sofrës së gurtë.” The video serves as a visual reminder of the government’s willingness to engage with the demonstrators. Despite the repeated calls for a meeting, the students have maintained their position. For nearly two weeks, they have continued to protest, demanding the resignation of the prime minister. No official comment has yet been issued by the government regarding the ongoing protests. Article source: 24 Orë | Image credit: 24 Orë
Prime Minister Edi Rama has repeated his invitation for dialogue with student protesters, urging them to sit at a negotiation table to discuss their demands. For the fourth time, Rama posted a video on Facebook titled “Dialog,” which displays the word “Dialog” and the phrase “sofrës së gurtë.” The video serves as a visual reminder of the government’s willingness to engage with the demonstrators. Despite the repeated calls for a meeting, the students have maintained their position. For nearly two weeks, they have continued to protest, demanding the resignation of the prime minister. No official comment has yet been issued by the government regarding the ongoing protests.
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