Edi Rama talks about Kosovo elections

Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama has spoken of general elections to be held in Kosovo tomorrow.
Asked what results he expects of these elections, Rama said there is no preference for the winner, since with all candidates there is a good relationship.

Rama has spoken for “El Mundo” during a visit to Madrid.

Kosovo is a democratic, living and varied country. And, like all Balkan countries, you struggle with passion and a lot of noise, but that's okay. I wish them well, but I have no preference for the election results. I am a friend and I respect all”, Rama said.

Rama also spoke of immigrants and what will happen next to the agreement with Italy.

He called on Europe to implement a common migration policy, to protect border control, but also to be “opened” against legal immigration.

For Trump's international policy and what is happening in Gaza, Rama briefly gave that answer.

I have no comment on this. I think the plan should be clarified, understood and harmonised with all the other actors. It's still early”, he said.

Banned if at Trump with the decision to suspend funds from USAID, where our country is affected, Rama assured that there will be no problem with Afghans living in Albania, reports Top Channel.

There will be no problem with Afghan refugees living in Albania. If they want to stay in our country, they can do it, they can't go back to their country and stop the violence. These are not large numbers for us, there are only a few hundred people --”, he said.