With a stone in his hand in his office as prime minister, Edi Rama said that he has no intention of resigning even though the country is going through chaos, in one of the most difficult moments it has ever had. He said that he will not open the way for those who could not defeat him in the elections, could not defeat him in arguments and took up stones to drive him out.
"There are some who say 'pave the way for the youth'. Which youth? This one? This one? Let's assume that I paved the way for this one, what comes after this? Will a better government come? Will a European Albania come? After this comes the past to which we have paid all the tributes and I have no intention of returning the country to the past," Rama said.
In his speech from the office to the prime minister, Rama's offer to students has not changed. He continued to promise transparency for the Zvërnec project and several initiatives to provide interest-free loans to young couples. The prime minister admitted that he is behind the decision to take RENEA out on the field, threatening the protesters that "the circle around them will be tightened."
"Renea has a duty to come out when there is a threat. Renea comes out even when there is a football match between Albania and Serbia, what does this mean? She came out and will come out. The circle will be tightened against those with masks. There is also a law that you cannot hide your identity," Rama concluded his speech with this threat.
