The Democratic Party's $6 million lobbying contract in the US once again became the topic of Prime Minister Edi Rama's electoral meetings.
From the closing campaign meeting in Burrel, the head of government took aim at his rivals, raising the question of whose money will be paid in 3 years to fix the DP's image.
"We hadn't seen anything yet. Now the owl has come out and says 7×7, equal to 6 million. You've heard it. They do that, but they're not mine. But whose are they? The patriots'. There are some patriots that I don't know, but they have it in their hearts to fight for Albania. They throw 6 million, but they definitely want the Democratic Party. However, this is a separate story," Rama said.
According to the head of government, the DP's lobbying is "a pear that has a very long tail that will come out backwards." "I'm sure of that," he emphasized.
From the closing campaign meeting in Mat, Rama also revealed the main projects that will be implemented in the next mandate to improve infrastructure, mainly road infrastructure, in this area.
Rama said that the Arbri road, which was finalized with the opening of the Murriz tunnel, will be followed by investments in the construction of the Lura and Ulëza roads.
"I am relieved that we are not doing another campaign by continuing to say that we will build the Arbri Road, but we are doing the campaign coming from the Arbri Road. I say that it was Dibrani who said that "appetite comes with eating". This road not only facilitates the connection of people with Tirana, but also opens up a whole new horizon for investments in tourism. I know that there is internal competition between the Dibrani and the Matjani, because every time I say something about the Dibrani there is no warm applause, but don't worry because the Lura road will also be built, as well as the Burrel and Ulza road. A very beautiful area and now that it is easier to build, it will be transformed, which will also facilitate the possibility of other investments , "said the leader of the majority.
The head of government further added that " in the next decade, Dibra will be the most coveted part of the Albanian metropolis", therefore he underlined that access to the most beautiful spots is essential.
"We are in the process and with God's help I hope that by the end of the year we will also reach the Lura road," said Rama.