Prime Minister Edi Rama spoke today, October 22, from Budva, where he is attending the Berlin Process Leaders' Summit.
In his speech, Rama emphasized that he is very happy to be in Montenegro, while adding that Albania continues to make strides forward.
"I'm happy to be in Montenegro. It's the only country where helicopters fly over your head while you're talking. I feel good that we're here again for the Berlin Process."
"This year it is taking place in this extraordinary place. I am happy to attend with friends who are waiting," said Rama.
State leaders from Balkan countries are present at the Berlin Process Leaders' Summit being held in Montenegro.
Also present is German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The latter also commented on the protests in Albania and the region. Merz underlined that the protests are a message that the expansion of the EU bloc must continue.
"We are seeing the protests taking place in Albania and beyond. They are a message that the expansion of the European Union must continue," said Merz.
The German Chancellor emphasized that violence has not been and never is the solution to any situation.