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Edi Rama

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Edi Rama

Inserted 2 years ago

“Our goal is that the Balkans have no more borders for people, for the movement of goods, capital, and services - four European Union principles.”

Albanian Prime Minister

21 Dec 2021 5 2

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Edi Rama

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“The astonishing price increases of gas and carbon in all international markets, and the strong trend towards increased oil prices, accompanied by a general increase of prices of day-to-day consumption products, are standing today in front of all countries as shadows of an enemy army, over the horizon of an upcoming difficult winter for the world.”

Albanian Prime Minister

08 Oct 2021 4 3

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Edi Rama

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“It has been a long process, but even more with the EBRD [European Bank for Reconstruction and Development], for reasons that it has not been easy to understand. Currently we need to connect Durres with Montenegro in the sense of railway, as it does not make sense. On the other hand, the conncection of Durres with Hani Hotit and Montenegro will promote trade. We look forward to working on the other Durres-Prishtina railway and then connecting with Nis, which brings investment in a wider regional network. I am not putting it on the priority table, but these three are priorities. Another segment is Durres-North Macedonia, which will be meaningful for the region. It will be more important in parallel with the work we have started for the New Port of Durres, which will be more dignified from an environmental point of view. This was in terms of railways and roads. Of course, we wish to be able to accompany the Durres-North Macedonia railway project with infrastructure projects, and we will overcome some obstacles in the current situation. The rest is about digital history, opening up a new horizon for young people. We have a lot of talented young people who need to be socialized through a comprehensive way of presenting themselves to the digital world.”

Albanian Prime Minister

08 Oct 2021 9 6

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Edi Rama

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“The biggest challenge for us as a government is how we can manage to give girls and boys who finish high school with excellent results, an alternative choice to running abroad. We are coming from a very steep path. A few years ago we had to face a situation where the network of our universities was a loose network, according to all political appetites, but outside the standards and the accreditation process was completely subjective, unprofessional and political. As a result, we found dozens of universities completely out of the conditions to be considered reliable centers of knowledge and we were forced to close full of them.”

Albanian Prime Minister

10 Sep 2021 2 4

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Edi Rama

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“We prepared for the first big wedding with all the decorations. The European Commission said that we are ready for the integration process … First wedding, the bride did not come; the second wedding, the bride did not come. We are not preparing any third wedding. We are hostages of EU nationalisms. The path of Western Balkan integration is dependent more and more on EU nationalisms. When I talk about EU nationalisms, I am talking about the nationalisms of powerful countries holding hostage leaders who are not yet nationalists. In the Balkans, when we copy, we go further than the original. The Bulgarian attitude is a result of what Bulgaria has learned within the EU from the great ones. Bulgaria has learned that it can use local politics to block others.”

Albanian Prime Minister

15 Jul 2021 7 4

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Edi Rama

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“For us, European path is not one of the choices, but the only and ultimate choice.”

Europeanwesternbalkans

Albanian Prime Minister

06 May 2021 2 2

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Edi Rama

Inserted 3 years ago

“It is a good step that now Albania has freedom of movement with basically all countries, including Serbia, with which we signed freedom of movement [deals] between our citizens – with no other document [necessary other] than ID cards. I think this is a very positive step.”

Albanian Prime Minister

09 Nov 2020 1 3

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Edi Rama

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“Albania is a sovereign country and I am the Prime Minister of a sovereign country. Let our friends and partners listen to this. What we are doing is to bring the electoral system of Albania within the framework of the one billion inhabitants of the world of the OSCE/ODIHR.”

Albanian Prime Minister

30 Jul 2020 3 3

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Edi Rama

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“For me, the communiqué that announced to the world that an indictment is expected to come, which has not been formalised by the court, is not only a flagrant violation of any good practice of international justice but also a brutal act against Kosovo itself”

Albanian Prime Minister

30 Jun 2020 1 2

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Edi Rama

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“Why should we not have the freedom of movement of people, goods, capital and services? These are the four freedoms of the European Union itself! In fact, the introduction of these four freedoms was badly named by somebody as ‘mini-Schengen’. I hate that name because I am too tall to accept ‘mini’ things. The more we co-operate and talk, the more people get to know each other in everyday life, business, in terms of human and cultural exchange, and in many other fields, which will make it easier for us to understand each other and solve problems. Otherwise, if we wait to solve everything before we start co-operating, we will never be able to co-operate or solve all our problems.”

Europeanwesternbalkans

Albanian Prime Minister

12 May 2020 (approx) 2 4

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Born: 04 Jul 1964
Born in: Tirana, Albania

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Friday

Oct, 2021

The astonishing price increases of gas and carbon in all international markets, and the strong trend towards increased oil prices, accompanied by a general increase of prices of day-to-day consumption products, are standing today in front of all countries as shadows of an enemy army, over the horizon of an upcoming difficult winter for the world.

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Monday

Nov, 2020

It is a good step that now Albania has freedom of movement with basically all countries, including Serbia, with which we signed freedom of movement [deals] between our citizens – with no other document [necessary other] than ID cards. I think this is a very positive step.

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Tuesday

Jun, 2020

For me, the communiqué that announced to the world that an indictment is expected to come, which has not been formalised by the court, is not only a flagrant violation of any good practice of international justice but also a brutal act against Kosovo itself