Tabaku: No party time, work's on.

The time is to reflect and produce a policy that serves the integration process.

So wrote Jorida Tabaku on her official Facebook page, saying the credit for the first intergovernmental conference goes to the opposition, who took concrete steps for the country's NATO membership since the early 1990s.

European Integration Commission Chairman and DP deputy Jorida Tabaku emphasises that the first intergovernmental conference, meaning the launch of negotiations for EU membership and is one of the highlights of Albania's history.

A process that comes 16 years after the signing of the SAA by the Albanian government, and unless it were a mayor of an opinion that the fate of integration linked with that of Fier's district would have another direction and possibly another speed. But, as the old and Arabic Albanian word “says, better late than never! ” Beyond all, this day marks the good will and the EU's own will, which unlike the government's knowingly prejudices achieved the start of negotiations. Now fewer will find the favorite alibi in The EU will increasingly investigate political debates to find the culprits there! Although the EU has experienced how close it has been to us every time we have asked for help even knowing how our government manages aid, like the earthquake or pandemic. Not to mention infrastructure projects that have not been rarely underestimated by a government that is highly wasteful and little accountable. Unfortunately on this marked day, likely even to remove the bad eye, the government and the majority have been most careful not to invite the opposition to that table, which has unequivocal merits in the integration process”, she says.

Tabaku adds that, not only as the first political force to take concrete steps for the country's NATO membership since the early 1990s. But, above all, as a political force that in eight years of government has been able to take significant steps forward in this process.

The opposition's “Mungre is the old symphony of an orchestra that does not tire of repeating the party of an old-fashioned policy. Whose conductor thinks he can eclipse the opposition by wanting to be the focus of attention. Too bad. As chairman of the National Council of Integration, I will focus the work and role of the council on monitoring this process, on monitoring the structures. Since it would be good for the Albanian Parliament to take more and more office and power in this process, which is not owned by any political force other than the strength of Albanians to be part of the EU. This national interest should also be the government's priority and, above all, our policy without party differences. Attempts to instrumentise this process or supposedly achieve have produced unprecedented scenes where they were honoured with medals for achieving diplomatic peace while the process had halted”, Tabaku says.

Next, Tabaku says it is time to reflect and produce a policy that serves the integration process.

Over and over again, the earlier softphones that have wanted to privatise with propaganda achievements and peace. And by giving Albania real opportunity to continue the integration process first and foremost in favour of Albanians. I don't know any other transformative force like this process, and I don't know any other way to change Albania even to get closer to our strategic partners! The party's over. Now we have to start real work”, she says.