Rama shares negative review of Rozafa Castle: Hopes prosecutors will act against ‘blackmailers’

Prime Minister Edi Rama has once again reacted to negative online reviews, this time sharing a video highlighting critical ratings of Rozafa Castle in Shkodra.

The prime minister said such posts are harming Albania’s tourism sector and expressed hope that prosecutors will swiftly take action against those he described as individuals who damage public and private property and blackmail citizens.

“WHAT’S WRONG WITH ROZAFA CASTLE, patriots? Or should we do everything we can to destroy tourism, drive foreigners away and go back to the days when we were eating each other?! I hope the prosecution acts as soon as possible against these perpetrators of damage to public and private property and those who blackmail the citizens of this country,” Rama wrote.

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