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Albanian PM Edi Rama Promises Better Future for Migrants in Athens Visit

Summary by Independent Balkan News Agency

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama recently embarked on an electoral tour in Athens, Greece, where he made headlines with his bold statements regarding the future of those considering moving to Albania. During his visit, Rama emphasized that individuals who choose to relocate to Albania will experience a better life "tomorrow" compared to those who remain in Greece. Key Takeaways Edi Rama visited Athens as part of his electoral campaign. He encou…

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Albanian PM Edi Rama Promises Better Future for Migrants in Athens Visit

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama recently embarked on an electoral tour in Athens, Greece, where he made headlines with his bold statements regarding the future of those considering moving to Albania. During his visit, Rama emphasized that individuals who choose to relocate to Albania will experience a better life "tomorrow" compared to those who remain in Greece. Key Takeaways Edi Rama visited Athens as part of his electoral campaign. He encou…

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