Soon changes in Albania's Government, many ministers will leave

Lulzim Basha and Monica Krygari have warned that in the fall we will tear down the prime minister and that the people do not need the anaments Edi Rama can make in government for the interests of the oligarchs.

For his part, Edi Rama, after mounting political tension in the country as well as knowing that autumn will be hot and with strong clashes with the opposition people has marked new radical changes in the cabinet. When we say radical changes, the work comes down to 2/3 of the government. According to sources remain in government only Fatmir Xhafa, Ditmir Bushati, Ogerta Manastirliu, Olita Dzacka, Niko Pelesi and beat Damian Gjiknuri, who is sure as a person for US ties. Lindita Nikolla and Blendi Klosi will turn them into the top of the election campaign after both Rama calls people working in the SP. Two of the names in the cabinet, Deputy Prime Minister Senida Mesi is marking him as mayoral candidate in Shkodra, while Pandeli Majon is a candidate in Korca for mayor. The prime minister intends to take over the Shkodra municipality for the first time, so he has located its departure now as it must deal with the campaign in Shkodra. While Pandeli Majko, after the incident he did with the failure of the Theatre Law, has decided to get as far away from the SP headquarters as possible. Offering Corca, and if he doesn't accept it, it's easier to get him out of the SP. Pandeli Majko sees him as a rival for prime minister, as the opposition has sent signals of understanding to Minister Majko and has declared him to be the shadow prime minister “when they bring down Rama with protests during this fall.

But it is taught that it will return to the government former finance minister, MP Anastas Angjeli. He is remembered as one of the most professional ministers in the SP. While all other ministers will propose to them from the ranks of civil society, professionals, as well as with spiritual and ideological proximity to the Renaissance. Sources say that only Andrew Fuga and Engjele Agac, the prime minister's secretary general, are aware of the names that revolve around the prime minister's table. The Diaspora ministry will bring an Albanian-American from New York, who it met during visits to the US. At the head of the culture ministry is the name of a well-known actor who has spent the past few weeks with Erion Veliaj's camp on the controversial issue of the National Theatre building. His appointment will also be a challenge to the rest of the artists who protest and do not withdraw from their demands for preserving the historic building. A former student who has finished at Harvard University in the United States comes to the education ministry.

Meanwhile, the interior minister remains armoured in the government, so much so that the American and German sides look Stoic in relation to Minister Xhafaj.