Prime Minister Edi Rama said that the opposition has excluded itself from the political dialogue and this has nothing to do with the attitudes of the majority towards it.
" The problem is that when you have to dance, you need two people. And there is no dancing unless both of them want to dance. Who is for dialogue today, it is very simple. Who is willing to talk. Who is not for dialogue is very simple, who is not ready to talk ", said Rama in a press conference.
" They feel excluded, I'm very sorry, it's absolute self-exclusion without any factual basis related to our attitudes. It is their legitimate choice. We are a free, democratic country, everyone makes their own choice. Even the choice to kill oneself... politically, it is legitimate, we cannot stop it .
" When we were in the opposition, we sent letters to talk, but we have not received any response. While now the situation is different. But discussions are done through the tongue, not through arms, legs, breasts. This is very simple ."