TIRANA, Nov 14 (ATA) – Prime Minister, Edi Rama, has published on his Facebook account video communication of the week where he has spoken about the positive recommendation that European Commission has given to Albania for the opening of EU accession negotiations.
Rama stressed that the majority remains determined to push ahead with the reforms necessary for integration of Albania, beginning with the vetting law which, according to him, will be conducted regardless of the delays caused by the short-sighted persons who have filed a complaint against the law.
“Implementation of the vetting law is the only condition. Arguably, this is the condition imposed by us on the European pathway, which Albanians have chosen themselves 26 years ago. We will conduct the integration reforms one by one, not because it is Brussels demanding them, but because we owe such a thing to our children, to the Albanians of another generation.”
We will continue to take steps forward in every field. It is beyond doubt that Albania will open negotiations with EU once the preliminary work on reforms gets underway and we prove to be progressing in every field, including the implementation of vetting law.
Rama stressed that the majority remains determined to push ahead with the reforms necessary for integration of Albania, beginning with the vetting law which, according to him, will be conducted regardless of the delays caused by the short-sighted persons who have filed a complaint against the law.
“Implementation of the vetting law is the only condition. Arguably, this is the condition imposed by us on the European pathway, which Albanians have chosen themselves 26 years ago. We will conduct the integration reforms one by one, not because it is Brussels demanding them, but because we owe such a thing to our children, to the Albanians of another generation.”
We will continue to take steps forward in every field. It is beyond doubt that Albania will open negotiations with EU once the preliminary work on reforms gets underway and we prove to be progressing in every field, including the implementation of vetting law.
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