Prime Minister Edi Rama announced today on "Sy m'sy" that the European Parliament will open an office in Tirana, calling this an important step in Albania's European integration process. According to him, this decision demonstrates a broader EU strategy for the region and establishes Albania as a point of reference in European institutions.
In addition to this development, on May 15, leaders of EU countries will arrive in Tirana for a working dinner with Rama and their Western Balkan counterparts, while on May 16, a major NATO summit will be held, with the participation of 46 world leaders from Europe and beyond.
"The European Parliament is opening its office in Albania. How is it possible, Soros, in the European Parliament, acting as a saboteur?! With the opening of the office in Albania, the EP confirms a broader EU strategy and on the other hand defines Albania without question as a point of reference in the EP and that it will soon be a member of the EP."
The EP is opening several offices and Albania is becoming the host country for the EP office in Tirana. Another office will also be opened in Moldova, on the border with Russia. This is an extraordinary moment and our international position.
We have also started preparing for the big summit in Albania on May 16. And all the EU leaders have decided to come on May 15 for a working dinner here with me and the other leaders of the Western Balkans. So on May 15 we will welcome all the EU leaders and on May 16 46 world leaders will come, from Ankara, Oslo, Yerevan, Baku, Kiev, Tbilisi, except Russia, and of course all the others that are part of the EU. This is today's Albania", said Rama.
