6 hours ago13 Albanians Seek Help to Leave Israel
Periskopi(5 months ago)
(5 months ago)Albania's ambassador to Israel, Mary Kube, has indicated that there are currently no Albanian citizens in danger, though 13 people have sought help to leave the country due to tensions in the Middle East. According to her, they are mostly tourists, students, and parents with young children who want [...]
According to her, they are mostly tourists, students and parents with young children who want to leave for security reasons.
There are no Albanians in danger situation. Where we have 13 Albanians who have sought our assistance to leave the country. We're in constant contact. The Albanian community here is about 1,000 people. I speak for the Albanian community, who have been living here for 30 years. While 13 citizens who have sought assistance and assistance to leave Israel are in the category of tourists, students, students and two cases are Albanian parents with small children who want to take children away from Israel”, she said at the Off the Record at A2 CNN.
According to her, the embassy is in constant contact with them and is offering accurate information on possible country exit routes. Kube pointed out that the international airport “Ben Gurion Airport” remains closed and currently Israel's exit can only be realised through land boundaries through Jordan or Egypt.
Ben Gurion Airport is now closed and the only possibility of Israel leaving are land boundaries across Jordan and Egypt. Currently, a section near the border is expected to emerge tomorrow as they are in the southernmost city of Israel and access to reach the border is near. While the rest of those located in central Israel and northern Israel, at the moment we are applying local security structures' instructions, not continuing with their movement, as the hour-long trip to the road would pose increased risks to citizens. In this case, he is the priority of their security and not the immediate emergency to return to Albania. Earlier we must be sure there will be no risks along the” road, she stressed, as she also provided details of communication with Albania's prime minister, Edi Rama.
The prime minister requested detailed information for all Albanians in the region. The meeting was focused on the situation of Albanians and all the work plans we have done so far and we expect to do the next few days to ensure the full fulfillment of all their demands and their well-being”.
