The SP candidate for Vlora, Erjona Ismaili, shared how she got to know Prime Minister Rama, describing the encounter as “exhaustive” due to the nature of their conversation and communication.

Erjona Ismaili described herself as straightforward and energetic, growing up in a large family as the youngest of six children. She shared a memorable encounter with Prime Minister Rama, explaining how they initially met during an argument after the second flood in Vlora, which affected her house. The conversation, lasting 13 minutes, began with her reaching out for assistance, and led to a direct discussion about the situation.

The other candidate, Briseida Çakërri, provided an overview of her personal and family involvement, stating that her family was among the founding members of the Socialist Party in Vlora.

Prime Minister Rama shared with the candidates that in meetings with the Socialist Party’s political leader in Vlora, Bledi Çuçi, the approach has long been that this political force should open up to younger people and “break” the barrier that only those already inside the party have a place.

The next candidate for the Vlora district, Endri Hyseni, is 37 years old, originally from Chameria but born and raised in Vlora. He stated that he started his journey as an activist in high school, participating in all the activities held at his school, and he later studied law.

“I am licensed as a lawyer in the National Bar Association. I have also undertaken a few modest ventures, and now the time has come for me to become part of public life through politics,” he stated.

Prime Minister Rama shared with the three candidates from the Vlora district his request to open the Socialist Party in all directions in Vlora and to ensure that their example serves as a model for others.

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