Democratic Party Chairman Sali Berisha has warned Prime Minister Edi Rama about the January 24 protest.
From the Parliament podium, he addressed the Socialists to warn the head of government about the protest called by the opposition on Saturday.
"Rama is doing everything to save himself, but absolutely on the 24th, you who are here, go and tell him, if you are a man, stay in the office. Tell him to stay in the office and wait for the people who are coming. Go with him too ," Berisha asked the socialists.
During his speech, Berisha accused Rama of corrupt affairs, mentioning the AKSHI file, where according to him, businessmen are prevented from participating in competitions by political order.
"Just take the fact, where is Edi Rama now, where is he at this moment? He is acting as Lubia's lawyer in court. Just take the fact, just take the AKSHI file, where on Surrel's orders, businessmen who dare to participate in the competition are taken hostage. Don't compare the incomparable," Berisha said.
Berisha also focused on regional relations, accusing Rama of declaring understanding with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, but not with the Prime Minister of Kosovo.
"Take the fact that you declare that I get along very well with Vučić, but I cannot get along with the Prime Minister of Kosovo, for the sole reason that he does not obey Vučić's orders ," Berisha emphasized.