Media Agency director says dialogue with PM Rama remains open to all

Manjola Hasa, director general of the Media and Information Agency, went to the Prime Minister’s Office during a lecturers’ protest today. She reiterated Prime Minister Edi Rama’s invitation to hold talks with protesters.

Hasa said students, young people and citizens who wished to speak with the prime minister were welcome. She stressed that the government had left its doors open for dialogue. She also clarified that she was representing the government, not speaking as a decision-maker.

Meanwhile, lecturers began a peaceful march in support of students. The students have protested in Tirana for seven days.

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