Rama: MP’s, not employment offices

Rama asked the parliamentary group not to forget for a moment, in the parliamentary battlefield, the mission entrusted by the sovereign, stopping the destruction and bringing rebirth of Albania.

“Let us not forget who and why is given to us the great confidence. None among us should ever confuse his/her task to the power of the people. Duty is ours; power belongs to of the voters, not just to those who voted the alliance for European Albania. Each of us should deserve it every day, without forgetting any commitment given to the people, without forgetting any lesion and no pain among people, faced during the extraordinary journey of victory,” said the Socialist leader.

Rama reminded the thick book of madness, according to him, who are leaving behind the lost, in order not to fall into the same morass.

“The popular punishment of June 23, for those vulgar and brutal behaviors was simultaneously the command the sovereign people for us. Do not behave like them, unless you want to be punished even worse than them. This is an order that is not discussed, but only applies and this group should be on the watch that no one should break this order, but each individual should implement exemplary loyalty to Albania and Albanians,” said Rama.

After sought the office opening in every county, Edi Rama conveyed a strong warning to the members of new majority of the administration and government employees.

“No short friendly connection or clientele should be placed within the parliamentary group of the new Government or of any minister or deputy. We need to find jobs for the people, not the friends and relatives and then damage the country. Nepotism should not find the way to touch and damage the body of the new majority government. At no institution can work spouses and first cousins who receive salary on the same payroll. Whereas for who would dare to take money to sell a job, we should seek to the end the maximum criminal sentence,” Rama said.

Edi Rama said that he, his government, although they have the approval of 70 percent of Albanians according to a survey, is facing a trial relating to the conduct of everyone.

“We will work with greater dedication and higher professionalism that this country has known in the past 20 years, to discount one by one all our commitments, of which we will not budge at any point,” said Rama.

During the Friday morning the Socialist Party leadership convened the chairmanship where Gramoz Ruçi was chosen unanimously chairman of the parliamentary group. Meanwhile, Edi Rama presented to MPs Mr. Ruçi’s position, so that they could vote.

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