The PDK-led action took place at the entrance to the government building, with lawmakers calling on acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti to go to parliament and allow the constitution of the legislature to proceed.

The PDK has been holding the protest outside the government building for several days, opposing Kurti’s continued caretaker mandate and calling for state institutions to become fully operational.

Kosovo’s parliament has still not completed its formal constitution, preventing the country from moving ahead with the formation of a new government.

The protest is the latest in several days of opposition action as pressure grows for a political breakthrough.

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In his speech, Prime Minister Edi Rama emphasized that architecture is more than physical construction; it shapes how we coexist and challenges us to harmonize human development with nature.

PM Rama shared footage from this event in the social media. “Acting as a vibrant video postcard for the International Bread & Heart Festival, this piece captures the second annual gathering of global and local architectural stars in Tirana. The event recently brought together over 600 international professionals and hundreds of local experts to celebrate design.”

The “Bread & Heart” festival brings together architects, urban planners and developers from around the world in Tirana to discuss the challenges of urban development, modern architecture and the transformation of cities. /e.i/j.p/p.s./

Prime Minister Edi Rama, at the same time Chairman of the Socialist Party, shared today in the social media photos from the event held yesterday.

“Photo album of the 34th anniversary of the Socialist Party, which came right after our most spectacular victory for Albania 2030,” Rama wrote.

During the speech he delivered yesterday to the guests, the head of government said that the victory of May 11 implies a mandate of extraordinary trust in us to lead the country and achieve within the current decade Albania be granted membership in the EU. /j.p/p.s./

The prime minister highlighted the extraordinary privilege of a political force voted by the people to lead Albania for a third mandate.

PM Rama emphasized that the Socialists are still one team and the change of roles are only in function of the team that will materialize the vision of the SP for Albania

The prime minister expressed grateful thanks for the MPs and government officials of the second mandate that faced extraordinary events like the earthquake, the pandemic, but even the destructive role of the opposition that burnt the mandates.

These people, said the prime minister, will still be involved in the big works of the government and the party adding new energy to the governance.

Rama mentioned the two coming goals of the party, the local elections 2023 and the next Parliamentary elections of 2025. He reminded the saying, “You reap what you sow”, and he appealed on everybody to work even in the third mandate that will be the most difficult in reconfirming the SP as governance force in the next four years.

“The third mandate will be a very big challenge in itself. If in the first mandate, we brought Albania out of the pit where our rivals had put it, in the second we laid solid foundations for growth in every sector, and in this third mandate we shall start climbing higher, towards that peak where we love Albania at the end of this decade. It’s easy to say, but without a doubt much more difficult to do. And above all the most difficult thing is finding the strength within yourself, after a great victory, to understand how essential it is to change yourself, to correct yourself, to further self-develop”, said PM Rama.

While affirming the team that will lead the country over the next 4 years, PM Rama demanded the commitment of all to fight nepotism and clientelism.

Rama added that, “Here is the leading team of the Socialist Party, this is the leading team of the country in the next 4 years. This is the team that will give direction to many jobs that will be found and respond to every citizen in need”.

He added that the SP will never be the refuge of those exposed by the judiciary as illegal beneficiaries of public goods.

The third term should be a defining time phase of the country’s development and anti-corruption at every level of administration, said the prime minister.

Rama emphasized that, “The third mandate should be a defining time of the country’s development, where the further cleansing of the justice system, the independent work of the new justice bodies in the fight against corruption should be accompanied by a frontal offensive of this ruling majority itself against corruption at every level of the administration”./p.s./