Flisni flisni për masat e reja fiskale, grijeni sallatën tuaj të urrejtjes dhe padijes me dokumenta pune të dalë gjysma-gjysma, se nesër e ka radhën qeveria të thotë fjalën e saj me miratimin e buxhetit të parë në histori që kalon pragun e 10 miliardë Eurove dhe paketës më ambicioze të rishpërndarjes së rritjes ekonomike🇦🇱👊🦅🇪🇺

The nomination of Lana Nusseibeh by the United Arab Emirates for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations offers a fresh beginning that the UN community cannot afford to miss, and Albania is honoured to give her candidacy its wholehearted support. I came to know Lana personally and see her in action during Albania’s term as an elected member of the UN Security Council, when I had the opportunity to appreciate her immense knowledge of international politics, her distinctive intellectual humility and her natural gift for bridging differences between cultures and perspectives. Amid the gloom surrounding the United Nations today, Lana’s candidacy is a light of hope and a source of positive energy, because, at a time when the organisation’s capacity to fulfil its mission is being questioned so deeply, she brings experience, intelligence and an unwavering commitment to serving humanity with no prejudice. And last but not least, after so many men at the helm, I can think of no better hope for the United Nations than a woman of such stature.

Three years have passed since the horror of October 7. But we must all understand that, for the families whose loved ones were murdered by the butchers of Hamas, for those whose lives were torn apart, and for the survivors carrying wounds no eye can see, that morning has never truly ended. Earlier this year, I stood at Nova. There are places where silence speaks louder than words, and Nova is one of them. Young people from many nations had gathered there to dance, to laugh, to celebrate life, and their lives were stolen by the darkness of hatred and terror. In Albania, we have one word that contains an entire moral code: Besa. A promise that cannot be broken. In Europe’s darkest hour, our grandparents kept that promise by sheltering Jews from the Holocaust, risking everything to save people marked for death. Today, that inheritance demands something of us. It demands that memory never surrender to indifference, that grief never be abandoned to loneliness, that antisemitism never again be allowed to hide behind silence, slogans or excuses, and that we remain faithful to our friends even through their darkest hours. To every mother, father, child and family mourning today: May the memory of your loved ones be an eternal blessing🇦🇱🙏🇮🇱