Rama Renews Call for Dialogue Amid Ongoing Student Protests

Prime Minister Edi Rama renewed his call for dialogue with students on Monday, following 13 days of protests in the capital.

Rama shared images of the chairs placed outside the Prime Minister’s Office, symbolically reiterating his invitation for dialogue.

The protests have continued for 13 days, marked by violent clashes between police and demonstrators. Students are demanding the prime minister’s resignation, viewing it as the only solution to the situation.

For his part, Rama has expressed his willingness to engage in dialogue but has stressed that he cannot resign, arguing that he has a contract with the citizens.

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