
Prime Minister Edi Rama called for a broader presence of the Socialist Party in the territory, emphasizing that the majority must return to the citizens and listen closely to their concerns and demands.
During his speech at the Socialist Party National Assembly, Rama stated that the sources in Tirana are against the Socialists, while emphasizing that support must be sought from citizens throughout the country.
"Albania cannot stop for a minute because our opponents do not agree with its achievements. We cannot stop at our achievements, but we must humbly return to the people to focus on their troubles, problems and demands. "The Faithful Presence" proves every Friday that it is one of the right paths to closely feel the pulse and feeling of every community and to give politics that necessary breath that we must take there, at the source. Because the sources here in Tirana are against us, for a thousand and one reasons. But we have the source that has never let us down. Therefore, the time has come for a political presence spread widely across the territory. Also because, in the wake of the noise and smoke rising into the sky, it is our turn to speak," said Rama.
Speaking about the protests, Rama mentioned the Molotov cocktails and the violence on the boulevard, while saying that it is now the turn of the Socialists to speak to the citizens.
"They have spoken, they have said it all, they have pulled out all the stones of the boulevard, they have thrown the entire amount of Molotov cocktails that had not been thrown in Albania in 35 years of freedom, but our word has not been spoken yet. Now is the time for us to speak. But to speak in every neighborhood and in every village. A mandate like this is not another four-year mandate. A mandate like this is a mission entrusted by an entire people and this mission cannot be undone by anyone. It is a mission, it is not a permit to listen to the people once every four years. Much less a right not to be with the people more than ever before," said Rama.