During the interview, Ndoci spoke about the reason why he left the USA to return to Albania, while evaluating positively the changes in the country.

“I am an American citizen born in Shkodër. One fine day, while we lived in Florida, my son told me, ‘It would be great to go to Tirana. I’d rather be Federik Ndoci’s son in Albania than an American citizen’. It was not just an eulogistic compliment or just words to butter me up, I’m the only one who doesn’t need compliments. But, I say, this country has changed; thank you for not leaving things the way they were!”, said Ndoci.

Rama and Ndoci also remembered the moments when both were students at the University of Arts and joined the student movement of the 1990s, which rose up for the first time in the 46-year history of communism, against the infamous communist regime./r.e/p.s./