Discussions about the burial place of the writer Ismail Kadare have been clarified by Edi Rama today in the speech held at the tributes for the great writer.
Rama said: Kadare lived as a witness to a word for which he received all the possible praises and honors of the world and all the possible scorn and insults of the country that gave birth to him. He did not receive the Nobel Prize, but he remained the only candidate for whom there is a file of anonymous letters from his compatriots. He came, wrote and left. We have only one obligation, to respect his escape by giving him a final home at the right time and place where he will not feel threatened by unsolicited love, never by unwanted neighbors, by no and no from gatherings and honors that the llahtari had. It is Helena's legitimate request that the temporary placement in Tufina be done only with the presence of family members. This would also be Ismail's will, therefore, on her behalf, I ask you to respect this will.
