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The Prime Minister knows that what happened in Hungary could happen here too. There was a clear example that a long stay in power can turn into a disaster...
The fall of Viktor Orban seems to have brought reactions in Albanian politics as well. After Berisha, who rushed to congratulate the new Hungarian Prime Minister, came the reaction of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
If you look carefully at the message from the head of government, it seems that Babloku is very upset. Rama first consoles his friend, then sends a congratulatory message to the new prime minister.
“ It has been a pleasure to work with Prime Minister Orbán and to see Albania and Hungary come closer. I wish my good friend Viktor all the best in this new chapter of his life. At the same time, I warmly congratulate Peter Magyar on his truly impressive victory. I wish the newly elected Prime Minister of Hungary every success in his great effort to open a new chapter for his country and I look forward to working together to bring our two countries even closer, ” Rama wrote.
The Prime Minister knows that what happened in Hungary can happen here too. There was a clear example that a long stay in power can turn into a disaster. Hungary also proved that the people, when they want, can overthrow you. This example has caused alarm in Tirana, Belgrade and other countries.
At least Rama should be praised for one thing: unlike Berisha, who was also Orban's friend, he did not reject him. The former prime minister avoided being a loser in his reaction.
" Yesterday the Hungarian people, in a free and fair electoral process, voted overwhelmingly for the alternative presented by Péter Magyar, chairman of the center-right TISZA party, a member of the EPP. On this occasion, I congratulate Mr. Magyar on his electoral victory and the great trust he received from the citizens of his country. I express my readiness and that of the Democratic Party for a fruitful cooperation with TISZA, both on a bilateral level and on that of the EPP, in the best interest of our two countries ," writes the leader of the DP. / Pamphlet
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