Berisha: I Hope We Celebrate Next Easter Without This Great Evil That Has Affected Us in Recent Years

The Chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, extended Easter wishes to Orthodox believers, describing it as the holy day of Christ’s resurrection and a moment for reflection on moral values.

In his message, Berisha expressed hope that next Easter will be celebrated without the great hardship that has affected the country in recent years, conveying a message of hope and change.

Full message:

“To Orthodox believers and all believers in God, I wish you this Easter day, the holy day of the resurrection of Christ the King, the man, the God, who through his teachings has influenced more than anyone else the morality of Western civilization.

I hope that next Easter we will celebrate without this great evil that has befallen us in recent years.

Happy Easter!”

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