During an interview on the show “Vila24,” the leader of the Christian Democratic Party, Nard Ndoka, commented on the political developments in the country and the protests against Edi Rama’s government, which have been ongoing for 101 days.

According to him, the prime minister must step down, as every day he remains in power weighs heavily on Albania.

Ndoka said that Edi Rama’s departure from government would be the best moment for him.

“My best morning will be when Albania is freed and Rama leaves,” he stated.

Ndoka argued that Rama would be more suited in the opposition, emphasizing that holding power has negatively affected his way of governing.

“Rama is better off in the opposition; power has spoiled him. It is best that he leaves. Every day in that chair is a cost to the country,” the PDK leader declared.

He also assessed that the prime minister is at the lowest levels of political support, citing as evidence the protests held over the past 101 days.

“He is at his worst ratings, including the protests,” Nard Ndoka said.

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