"Note to those who think there is still environmentalism in the protest"/ Rama responds to commentators

2026-06-07 21:41:00, Politikë CNA

"Note to those who think there is still environmentalism in the

Prime Minister Edi Rama has responded to commentators through a post on social media regarding his statements at the event held in Elbasan for the 35th anniversary of the Socialist Party.

In his reaction, Rama writes that where protesters gather on the boulevard is "the new Albania", while when people gather elsewhere they should be insulted and insulted on social media platforms.

He further emphasizes again that the Zvërnec and Sazan projects will not be stopped, but according to him, they will become the engines of an economy worthy of a European Union country.

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MANDATORY NOTE

So when you gather with the Square Circle, with bloggers and influencers who come to the boulevard to get followers and flattery on the podium, and with all kinds of nonsense around and fight with imaginary traitors, against imaginary projects, to protect nature from imaginary destruction and to save flamingos from imaginary death, this is the "New Albania", the "Albania of Albanians", the "Albania that is not for sale", while when others gather you give yourself the right to insult, insult, spit on them, as you do with all those who dare to express a different opinion on their pages and they must take back the fury of the most anti-environmentalist language possible.

These attachments are just some of the remnants of your mouth, addressed to the socialists of Elbasan today, which I am attaching to this note for all those who mistakenly think that there is any environmentalism left in that protest that was inspired by the feelings of many, assuring all good and concerned people without distinction that the Zvërnec and Sazan projects will never stop, but will become examples of national pride, new engines of an economy worthy of a European Union country, exemplary reflections of sustainable development and destinations that the whole world will see with admiration. /CNA