Koçiu: “Speak with Prime Minister” platform has received over 1,272 citizen messages, while replies have been issued to 220, so far

TIRANA, November 11 /ATSH/ – Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu announced today that over 1,272 citizens have registered on the “Speak with Prime Minister” platform, with more than 220 of them having already received a response.

In a social media post, Koçiu noted that she met with the relevant team of reviewing messages submitted to the platform and preparing responses for the citizens. According to her, each request is reviewed so that either the Prime Minister or the relevant authority can provide a response.

Koçiu explained that to use the platform, the citizens must visit the website fol.km.al, authenticate themselves via “e-Albania,” and submit their message.

“Visit fol.km.al; log in via e-Albania; choose whether to be public or anonymous; and receive a direct response,” Koçiu wrote.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that citizens are free to express their opinions, regardless of whether they agree with the government, and without the need to disclose their identity. The “Speak with Prime Minister” platform, which was introduced a few weeks ago, is an online communication channel designed to enable citizens to communicate directly with the Prime Minister and government institutions. /m.q/r.e/a.f/p.s./

 

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