Rama denies reports of construction in Porto Palermo: The project circulating online is a fabrication made with ChatGPT, the bay is a natural monument

This Sunday, Prime Minister Edi Rama published a video to dismiss reports circulating on social media about an alleged project and its supposed implementation in the Bay of Porto Palermo.

According to Rama, it is a claim published by journalist Klevin Muka, while he stressed that he himself has made sure that no construction be allowed in that area, declaring it a natural monument.

“Here we are not dealing with a malicious interpretation of a master plan that may be real. There are master plans that may indeed be real in the book ‘Albanian Files,’ which the inquisition of the bitter failures of the black crust of protest has turned into an indictment against me.

Ten of the foreign architects have been honored with the Nobel of architecture. Here, they are honored with an indictment. These are master plans commissioned by private entities on private land, which the architects chose to include in their portfolio in the book in complete freedom, and some of them are master plans rejected by the National Territorial Council, proof that the Council is not a façade, but a serious institution.

Nevertheless, the inquisition uses these as evidence for the indictment of my national betrayal, my sale of the homeland, all the evils that the bitter failures charge me with, because they want to console themselves for their bankruptcy in mediocrity. But this algorithm agitator made it himself with ChatGPT.

This is the face of the paid disinformers of public opinion, who lost in their youth the capacity to turn pale and blush, and who carry out the orders of whoever pays them, above and under the table.

The irony in this case, which I chose after we revoked several permits in that area, is that there has also been havoc with randomly issued property titles from the time of the great fragmentation of property in Albania. I have asked the government to seek protection for the entire Bay of Porto Palermo from construction.

We have declared that bay a natural monument. We are also finalizing the Cold War museum project and the rehabilitation of the adjacent military unit for tourism purposes. We live in difficult times for the truth, but this is not an excuse, rather a source of pain for sincere people who are poisoned through channels of disinformation,” Rama said, among other things.