‘Talk to Prime Minister’ platform records more than 971 citizen interactions

TIRANA, Nov 9 /ATA/ – “Talk to the Prime Minister” platform has recorded more than 971 interactions with citizens to date, the Agency for Media and Information (MIA) said on Monday.

The platform collects questions, concerns, criticism, suggestions and opinions from citizens both in Albania and abroad.

Complaints account for 17% of submissions, while policy proposals make up another 17%, according to data released by MIA. Infrastructure and property legalisation issues handled by the State Cadastre Agency (ASHK) each account for 12%, while criticism represents 10%.

Employment and housing each account for 6% of interactions, followed by pensions and social assistance at 4% and diaspora-related issues at 3%.

Education and students, business and taxation, and healthcare each account for 2%, while public services represent 1%. Other topics make up the remaining 6%.

The “Talk to the Prime Minister” platform is available around the clock, allowing citizens to communicate directly with the prime minister and the government and share their views.

Prime Minister Edi Rama previously said the platform offered new opportunities for direct communication and the exchange of information and opinions, supported by a dedicated team tasked with monitoring interactions.

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