“Talk to the Prime Minister”: PM Rama Introduces New Platform for Dialogue with Citizens

Prime Minister Edi Rama on Friday introduced a new platform aimed at facilitating communication and dialogue with citizens, particularly students, regarding their demands and complaints.

According to Rama, the platform, called “Talk to the Prime Minister,” will serve as a 24-hour communication channel, with a dedicated team ensuring the exchange of information.

“The platform is ready. Anyone who wishes to communicate and engage in dialogue can do so. At a time when we have experienced a wave of protests, escalation, violence, pressure, threats, and attempts to prevent dialogue at all costs, this is the bridge that has been built for you.

It is a functional bridge, open 24 hours a day, where a dedicated team will ensure the exchange of information and opinions.

And so, at this stage, I believe that sooner rather than later, the barriers artificially created by those who think they can impose their will on society, on democratic coexistence, and on everyone who thinks differently from them will eventually disappear.

Meanwhile, we are taking advantage of this golden opportunity offered by technology. You can access it on your computer or your mobile phone.

Welcome to dialogue,” Rama said.

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