Rama posted a video on social networks showing moments from this meeting, while introducing to his Finnish counterpart the venues of the premier’s building.

Saying that the building is conceived with spaces that can be used by the public, Rama added that there is also a small cinema, which is used by citizens and students.

Rama explained to the Prime Minister of Finland that the wall paper covering the Premier’s Office is made with his drawings, while he also showed her his working desk.

“How interesting, having all these pencils. My daughter would love them,” said Marin.

The prime minister donated to his Finnish counterparts a book written by an Albanian woman who teaches political philosophy at the London School of Economics.

“This book is one of the best in the UK and has been translated into many languages. It’s the best way to get to know where we come from. It is the story of her family during communism and after communism, so it is a perfect presentation “, said Rama. /m.m/j.p/p.s./