Only three days after holding discussions with members of the Socialist Party parliamentary group, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama is set to make an unexpected political move.
According to media reports, Rama has called a meeting with the political leaders of all regional branches of the Socialist Party. The meeting is scheduled to take place today at 08:30 at the party’s headquarters in Tirana.
While the official agenda has not yet been disclosed, sources suggest that recent political developments and growing public pressure could be among the main topics of discussion.
The meeting comes at a time when protests have continued for 24 consecutive days, with demonstrators demanding a new government and calling for Prime Minister Rama’s resignation. The ongoing protests have attracted significant public attention and have intensified the political debate across the country.
Political observers are now closely watching the outcome of the meeting, as many believe it could signal the government’s next steps in response to the growing dissatisfaction expressed by protesters.
Further details are expected to emerge following the conclusion of the gathering.
