Prime Minister Edi Rama has announced the launch today of the Socialist Party’s new initiative, “Prania Besnike,” which will take place every Friday at 5:00 p.m. across Albania.
Rama explained that through this initiative, they aim to create a space where citizens can directly present their complaints, concerns, and requests, without cameras being present.
According to the Prime Minister’s announcement, “Prania Besnike” will not function as a political meeting, but rather as an individual listening session focused on citizens’ concerns.
Full announcement:
TODAY AT 5:00 P.M., the Socialist Party’s PRANIA BESNIKE initiative was launched across Albania. It will take place every Friday, at the same time and in the same place — ALWAYS ON FRIDAYS AT 5:00 P.M.
Every administrative unit in Albania, as well as urban areas within the country’s larger cities, will have its own PRANIA BESNIKE one Friday each month.
PRANIA BESNIKE is a neutral space. People enter WITHOUT CAMERAS and WITHOUT A PARTY MEMBERSHIP CARD.
IT IS NOT A MEETING, BUT AN INDIVIDUAL LISTENING SESSION for people to present their problems, complaints, and requests.
It TAKES NOTES, formally refers the issues to the relevant institutions through the MP, and ensures that the citizen receives a response.
It does not promise a solution, but pledges that nothing will be left unaddressed and that everyone will receive the response they are entitled to under the law and established practice.
PRANIA BESNIKE listens to you, and BESA tells you: hold me accountable.
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