TIRANA, Sept. 25 /ATA/ – Prime Minister Edi Rama attended the eighth edition of the European Corporate Council (ECAM) meeting in New York, where he spoke about the interplay between peace, economic development and the prospects of future generations.
Rama said the meeting offered a platform for bringing together diverse perspectives and experiences, underscoring the importance of dialogue and the exchange of ideas.
“It is a real honour and privilege to join you. This platform, created to bring together knowledge from unexpected sources, also demonstrates something very important: that peace is not a diplomatic achievement that comes before economic development, but a political condition that economic development makes possible,” Rama said.
He said the true measure of progress was the prospects that societies create for future generations.
“We should not forget that the true measure of progress is the horizon of opportunities we leave to those who come after us. And for everyone who comes after us, that horizon of opportunity is not only our own country, but our shared world,” he said.
Rama also stressed the need for greater mutual understanding and dialogue, saying Europe had a wealth of experience and ideas that it had yet to fully embrace and put into practice.
“There are so many things we need to understand and discuss together, and there is so much wisdom out there that Europe has not yet managed to embrace and apply,” Rama said.
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