TIRANA, Nov. 14 /ATA-By Maela Marini/ – Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Saturday that his government had listened to the demands raised citizens and activists during the “Flamingos” protest movement and introduced new mechanisms to address their concerns.
Speaking at a meeting of the Socialist Party’s National Assembly, Rama said his government’s current term should be viewed not simply as another four-year mandate but as a mission entrusted by the public, requiring continued engagement with citizens.
“A stronger mandate makes regular listening, tireless explanations and a full willingness to engage in dialogue all the more important,” he said.
Rama dismissed criticism that the protesters had been ignored or ridiculed, saying the government had taken concrete steps in response to their demands.
“We have not merely reflected on their concerns. We have introduced several instruments that did not exist before, precisely because we listened to them,” he said, identifying the “Pasqyra Albania” (Mirror Albania) digital platform as the main mechanism for following up on citizens’ grievances.
He described the platform as an institutional monitoring tool intended to ensure that requests receive timely responses.
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