TIRANA, Nov 7 /ATA/ Prime Minister Edi Rama today reiterated his invitation to the protesting students to engage in dialogue, expressing the government’s readiness to consider their proposals and address the concerns they have raised.
Rama shared footage on social media of the stone table set up outside the Prime Minister’s Office, bearing the inscription “Dialogue”.
He also posted several photographs of the stone dialogue table, writing that the site has now “become a tourist destination”.
A day earlier, Prime Minister Edi Rama unveiled another platform for interaction with citizens, “Talk to the Prime Minister”, an open 24-hour platform through which anyone can communicate and share their views with the Prime Minister and the government.
Referring to the climate of protests and the difficulties in holding dialogue, the Prime Minister said that technology offers a new opportunity for direct communication and the exchange of information and opinions, through a dedicated team that will monitor interactions on the platform.
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