The director of the Agency for Information Media, Manjola Hasa, appeared in front of the Prime Minister’s Office to reiterate Prime Minister Rama’s invitation for dialogue with students, young people and interested citizens. Her presence coincided with a protest by teachers, while symbolic chairs for dialogue had been placed near the government building.
In a statement to the media, Hasa stressed that the invitation to discuss remains open to all those who wish to sit at the table with the head of government. ”I am here following the open invitation to dialogue, for anyone interested in dialoguing with the Prime Minister”, she said.
Hasa clarified that she was not in front of the Prime Minister’s Office in the capacity of a decision-maker, but as a representative of the government, with the aim of conveying the message of readiness for dialogue.
”I am not here to speak in the capacity of a decision-maker. I am speaking on behalf of the government”, declared the director of the Agency for Information Media. She emphasized that students, young people and citizens who want to discuss directly with the Prime Minister are welcome.
”Citizens who want to hold this dialogue with the Prime Minister are welcome, the doors are open”, Hasa concluded.