PM Rama attends Cernobbio Forum on Europe’s future and Mediterranean role

TIRANA, September 4 – Prime Minister Edi Rama is attending the 52nd “Intelligence on the World, Europe and Italy” Forum in Cernobbio, Italy. The forum brings together political, institutional and business leaders from Europe and beyond.

Rama is due to speak on the “Agenda for Europe” panel during a session on the Mediterranean. Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic will join him, while former Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni will moderate the discussion.

The forum will address Europe’s position in a changing international environment. Geopolitical and economic developments are also on the agenda, along with global challenges facing the region.

The role of the Mediterranean will be discussed in the context of the changing European and international order.

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