Blerta Hoti of Drenica Albanian politician who, according to Swedish media, holds the future of the EU

Blerta Hoti, who was once just an immigrant in Sweden, is now part of the framework of advisers in one of the largest municipalities in Sweden. Swedish media have made news about Albanians, saying that the future of the EU depends on Blerta Hoti.  Political expert is appointed by her party to talk about the five scenarios of the EU's future after the United Kingdom Brax.

Meanwhile, through a Facebook post, the Albanian speaks highly of her appointment as adviser to one of Sweden's most important municipalities.

Gotheborg's new Socialist leadership is a strong team that I look forward to being part of”, says Facebook Hoti.

I'm extremely honored to be appointed as adviser. This is an important mission and a mission that forces: I, along with my party in Gothenburg, will represent more than 7,000 residents who voted for social Democrats. It is also our bold obligation to fight separation by putting welfare first.

For me, the strong Gotheborg is a Goteborg that stands together. Economic growth should become a very important part, conditions should be better for developing public transportation.

One thing is clear: Gottenboard needs a socialist rule again. That's why I'll do my best to make sure we win elections in 2022.

Gothebogu's new Socialist leadership is a strong team I look forward to being part of. I also believe that in Gotheborg there is a need for good co-operation on the party and unity, and I look forward to a constructive dialogue and good relations with other parties.

But one thing must be clear: we Social Democrats put welfare first”, writes Hoti.

Who's Blerta Hot? Consider how she explained in an interview her life and political activity:

I am currently political adviser to the Minister of Defence (Social Democrat) at the Swedish Government since the beginning of April 2019.

I used to live in Brussels and have been political adviser to the European Parliament for the Eurodeputs of the Swedish Social Democrat Party. I come from an Albanian family born in Polaca of Skenderaj municipality, Kosovo. When I was only 6 years old in 1992, I settled in Sweden with my family.

I graduated from global studies and international relations at the University of Gotham, Sweden, in the city and where I grew up. In my studies, I was also a member of the School of Global Studies board of Schools, where I represented student interests. At the same time, the activist movement of women where I volunteered for women's rights organization, Terrafem.

Being also one of the founders and chairman of the Swedish-Albanian Youth Association SAUF we where activities were organised within this association in various countries in Sweden regarding Swedish-Albanian relations.

In 2011, I lived in Pristina where and I took an interview at the Swedish Embassy, especially in Sida (Swedes Programme for International Development Co-operation). After returning to Sweden, I was activated in the same year in Sweden's Social Democrat Party, which is the largest party in Sweden, currently in the government along with the Swedish Green Party.

In 2012, I am employed as the Ombudsman (rights witness) for the Social Democrat Party and the youth organisation of that party. During this time, I decided to volunteer by publishing articles about international and European politics. In 2014, along with a dedicated team, I become one of the founders of the Social Democrat Club for Security Policy (SSÄK), in which I am also elected as chairman. Members of the organisation also became former ministers, Sweden's Social Democrat foreign affairs, as well as new Social Democrats.