"I will not become prime minister if I win the elections." This was stated by the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, on "Çdo kënt" with Merita Haklaj on A2 CNN. According to him, a referendum will decide who will become prime minister, and for this there is no need for constitutional changes.
"I have stated one thing: I do not become prime minister because I win the elections. No. I become prime minister through a referendum. If I win the elections, Albanians will vote for the prime minister once again."
The Constitution does not prevent you from giving them the opportunity to run 3-4 candidates in a popular referendum. Absolutely no ambition, but respect. That if you lead the campaign and win, everything you told the citizens is right.
"Then the problem arises that they have to decide separately on the candidacies of the prime minister," Berisha said.
Berisha expressed his belief that the opposition will win the elections within a month without Edi Rama.
"Under free conditions, today the opposition wins the elections if the elections are held within a month without Edi Rama," he said.
The democratic leader stood by his statements about limiting the prime minister to two terms.
"I am, because from 1990-2013 there have been 4 rotations. From 2013 to today, no rotation because in Albania, organized crime with Edi Rama allows rotation." /Taken from A2 CNN
