The survey was conducted on a sample of 900 Albanian citizens and answers some questions ranging from the government’s management of COVID-19 situation to the reception that Turkey extended for Prime Minister Edi Rama.
With vaccination already underway, 56% of citizens say they are willing to get anti- COVID-19 vaccine, 15% say they are indecisive.

54% of those polled responded that they agree with the statements of Prime Minister Edi Rama, who criticized the EU countries for lack of solidarity in distribution of antiCOVID vaccine in the Western Balkan countries.
Meanwhile, 61% of those polled have a positive opinion about the reception that Turkey extended for Prime Minister Edi Rama on his last visit with 42% of them saying that it made them feel proud to be Albanian.
Regarding the economic issues, 56% of the surveyed citizens praise the work done by the government in post-earthquake reconstruction, of whom 12% describe it as excellent, 33% good while 11% satisfactory. On the other hand, 16% think it has been weak.

48% of Albanians believe that Prime Minister Edi Rama is building his personal reputation and of Albania with attempts to be a mediator between Turkey and Greece in disputes between them, while 6% think that “Rama’s mediation has no value, but it is being done for purpose of political propaganda. ”

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