Prime Minister Edi Rama has reacted after the controversies that have been created in Greece regarding his visit to Athens on May 12, where he will meet with Albanian immigrants.
After the statements of the Greek opposition that this visit is a provocative action on the anniversary of Beler's arrest, Rama writes that this visit has nothing to do with Greece's internal affairs, the European Parliament elections in Greece, or any specific narrative that "could arouse the interest of Greek politicians".
"It is quite surprising to hear the statements of the Greek opposition, while I can fully understand the perspective conveyed by the Greek Prime Minister. The stark contrast in views on the same issue sheds light on why some are in opposition while others are entrusted with governance by the people.
However, as Prime Minister Mitsotakis rightly pointed out, Greece remains a democratic country where leaders from other democratic countries can visit, meet with their compatriots and praise them for their hard work and the valuable contributions they have made. they give not only to the place where they live, but also to their homeland.
My upcoming visit to Athens on Sunday the 12th has nothing to do with Greece's internal affairs, the European Parliament elections in Greece, or any specific narrative that may pique the interest of Greek politicians but is not on the government's agenda. Albanian. This visit is part of a series of long-planned visits to several European countries, including Athens, to engage with Albanians living abroad and share Albania's pride in them and Vision Albania 2030. This is about the visit my friend in neighboring Greece", writes Rama on social networks.