The Socialist candidate for mayor of Tirana, Ogerta Manastriliu, has not appeared in public recently, even though Edi Rama called on his supporters to support her in the face of the Flamingo Revolution.
Perhaps this does not so much indicate Manastirliu's restraint in not siding with Rama, as it may be the team's care to ensure that her image does not become polarized and absorb negative energy, which could cost her in the spring elections, if she is a candidate again.
Nevertheless, she appeared today at the Parliament podium, not for political current affairs, but to share the great joy that tomorrow the 9th intergovernmental conference will be held in Brussels, and Albania will close the first 3 chapters.
The news of the conclusion of negotiations on the first 3 chapters is very positive news. No success is accidental, but a product of reforms.
A result that is the fruit of hard work, so congratulations to the administration and the negotiating group.
Albania has built institutional foundations for modern scientific research.
They are not simply fulfilling obligations, but tangible investments in our future.
A country becomes European by the way its institutions function and how the vote is respected.
