Analyst Aleksandër Çipa, invited to A2CNN, also shared a special episode at the PASOK Congress in Greece.
"In the meetings he had with foreign delegations, Fatos Nano, when he was walking around the PASOK Congress pavilions in Athens, communicated in many languages. He communicated with the English, Italians, Spaniards, Germans and Arabs. The then Prime Minister of Greece, Kostas Simitis, when he heard that he was also speaking Arabic, addressed Nano with an almost poetic expression: "You also know the language of birds!" This was an episode of the PASOK Congress", recalls Çipa.
While Bedri Islami told how he knew Fatos Nano since the time when the former prime minister was a high school student.
"I have known Fatos Nano since he was a high school student at "Petro Nini Luarasi" and then we reunited in the Socialist Party, I as a journalist, while he as a member of the leadership. For his time, he was a rebel. If he had not been the son of the family he was, he would hardly have gone to university and would hardly have become a party member. He was one of the boys who called themselves "Petro Nini's Beatles". He was weak, small, he would not bat an eye at anything. No one believed that one day he would be the prime minister of Albania. He was a boy who was not noticed at that time. Even later when I met him, he was the same. He made fun of communism, he also made fun of the articles we published in "Zërin i Popullit". He made fun of many things that the communists called sacred. Fatos Nano would have had no future if that harsh policy of before 1985 had continued," said Islami.