Rama in Italian Interview: If organized crime rules in Albania, we’d be second after you

07/06/2019 21:30

The Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama, said in an interview with the Italian journalist, Maria Giuseppina for the Italian media outlet, “Oggi”, that by visiting Albania, Italians would see the situation of their grandfathers, who used to be full of hope for the future.

“They often speak about Albania as a country where organized crime prevails. This image has affected Italy as well. We’ve come after you in this regard”, Rama said.

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