
Prime Minister Edi Rama has published on his account a snippet from the moment of preparing tomorrow's speech, where he will address the Socialist Party Parliamentary Group and the government cabinet, as a reflection on the movement that has now been named the "Flamingo Revolution".
With a cup of coffee in front of him and the voices of protesters below his office, the prime minister says that their calls for "Rama to resign" excite him and have made him reflect.
"I don't know if you can hear it, but this is my favorite song. I'm writing the speech for tomorrow, at the meeting of the Socialist Party and the Government Group, and I wanted to share this moment with you because this chorus of "Rama resign" excites me."
"See you tomorrow morning, I don't know the exact time, the meeting starts at 09:30. But it would be a pleasure to share with you all my reflections on the reflection of the flamingo boulevard, the one that was, that the one that remains is of the crows," Edi Rama is heard saying.
"You who filled the boulevard and social networks with your protest, did not protest against the Albania that we built during our three mandates. And here I am speaking specifically, for those not few who were voters, supporters or even members of the Socialist Party; I am also speaking for those who...", can be seen on the computer in the prime minister's office.
As previously reported in the media, Edi Rama will address the Parliamentary Group and his cabinet tomorrow, while there are hints that we may have a cabinet reshuffle, as a reflection of the citizen protest that has been going on for almost two weeks.