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PM Rama says journalism should be based on factual reporting over speculation

TIRANA, June 3 /ATA/- Prime Minister Edi Rama has called for fact-based reporting in clarifying matters instead of considering and amplifying local political speculations.

In an interview aired on Sunday evening on Rai3’s Report show, the government head answered to a series of pressing questions, highlighting the importance of factual reporting and saying that “the media should not become a megaphone speaker or an amplifier of all the garbage bin of the Albanian politics.”

PM Rama responded to a series of questions on issues ranging from transparency and accountability to allegations of government links to organized crime.

He emphasized his government’s commitment to transparency and accountability and flatly rejected recent allegations, pointing out the importance of factual reporting in clarifying matters. Regarding the accusations over alleged government ties to organized crime, the Prime Minister refuted them unequivocally, urging for fact-based reporting over speculation.

PM Rama also underscored his government’s firm position against organized crime and the ongoing efforts to promote transparency within government bodies. He stressed the significance of cooperation between the government and the media in tackling such complex issues, stressing the vital role of accurate reporting in fostering public trust.

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