Rama Reacts to Student Protests: No Force in the World Can Bring Albania Down Again

Prime Minister Edi Rama has reacted on social media to the ongoing protests by university and high school students in Tirana.

Rama published a message expressing his love for Albania, accompanying the post with a photograph of a fallen road sign.

“I loved Albania unconditionally when it had been brought to its knees, and I love it unconditionally today, when no force in the world can ever bring it down again,” the Prime Minister wrote.

Rama’s reaction comes on the fourth day of protests in the capital, where university and high school students have joined forces to protest against the political situation in the country.

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