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The chairman of Nisma Thurje, Endri Shabani, spoke about the new government, which will begin its first plenary session on September 12.
Shabani said that for him, the names that will lead the new government are not important, but the work and actions they will do for our country.
"For me it doesn't matter who it is, for me it matters what they will do, what matters in this mandate is that they make the promises they won in the elections," said Shabani.
Shabani also said that the opposition is trying to fight past battles, instead of examining its activities in the new legislature.
"The point is to see what will happen after September 11, not May 11. May 11 is over, a good result came out, bad result, here we are. As long as the DP has been entering parliament, everyone has accepted this result. The role of the opposition is to provide an alternative," said Shabani.
Endri Shabani: For me it doesn't matter who it is, for me it matters what they will do, what matters in this mandate is that they make the promises they won in the elections.
For example, Edi Rama campaigned with a European passport.
As long as they work for European integration, it doesn't matter who works there. For me, the names don't matter, but what is actually being done.
Often the focus is not on what is being done in terms of objectives, but on the names, we have not heard at all what the new government will do. Whose agenda is what will be done. What will they do with this money they will receive for the 4-year mandate.
The opposition is trying to fight past battles. The point is to see what will happen after September 11, not May 11. May 11 is over, a good result came out, but here we are. As long as the DP has been entering parliament, everyone has accepted this result. The role of the opposition is to provide an alternative.
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