In public, he wears a semi-western ‘qyrq’, although he does not remove the qitjans from his body, to show that he has the symbolism of the old shalwars.
Arjan Çani, who is already exposed as a supporter of Greek politics, said an interesting fact that is worth discussing.
He said that “Athens considers Edi Rama’s Tirana as a second Turkey in the Balkans”. A seeming provocation, but when seen in detail, there are enough reasons to analyze.
Edi Rama, when he lost the 2009 elections, which was a heavy blow for him, made a very strong shift.
He connected directly with Rexhep Taip Erdogan, precisely when he saw that his impact in…
