The head of the executive, Edi Rama, called cyberattacks a "genuine war" and it is necessary to treat them with seriousness.
Invited to the panel on "Region Under Siege: The Fragility of the Western Balkans" by moderator Steve Clemons, Rama was also asked about Iran's cyberattick on our country.
"First, before we go to the point where we ask what needs to happen to consider cyberwarfare a genuine war and counterattack, under a set of rules that treat it properly, we need to ask: What mental and physical health violations should occur in our children, To consider social media a real problem?
I'm going to go back to this because I think it serves the essence of the answer.
We are still quite far from properly treating the digital world as a whole, which is already continuing to happen, to grow and gain ground in many real-world spaces, bringing a lot of good, but also a lot of threats, along with threats and a lot of consequences," Rama said.