The youth coalition "Nisma Shqipëria Bëhet" closed its electoral campaign in Tirana today. Leaders and candidates of "Nisma Shqipëria Bëhet" in their speech emphasized the importance of youth participation in politics and the need to reverse the 34-year transition.
The leader of the coalition for Tirana, Endrit Shabani, emphasized that Albanians have openly shown their will in every corner of the country to vote for change.
Symbolically, Shabani tore apart the spider, which, according to him, is the symbol of the web erected by old politics, a web of corruption, economic interests, nepotism, etc.
"We are gathered here today at the former train station. During the campaign we went to the former Dinamo stadium, the former tractor factory, the former Textile Plant... It has been 34 years since those who took over the country sold everything and those who failed to sell, destroyed and tore apart and today we are left with only the former. Therefore, vote for change on Sunday, so that on Monday we wake up with the former Democratic Party, the former Socialist Party, the former leader of the DP, the former Prime Minister Rama... There are those who have not yet realized that the Albanians have decided on change. I invite them to go to every corner of Albania and see how citizens will vote for change" - said Shabani.
For his part, Adriatik Lapaj said that on May 6th there is a battle between those who fight to keep their offices at all costs and young people who want to depoliticize the administration.
"Every citizen who will contribute to the country, today has a dignified political home. Anyone who will grow politically has a paved path to our common home. In these elections, there are two sides, those who fight to maintain power and us who compete to maintain the state" - said Lapaj.
The coalition's vice-chairman, Panajot Soko, stressed that the Albanian economy has all the potential to grow by 10 or 15%. He added that the "Albania Becomes Initiative" seeks to dismantle the corrupt system that aims to rob Albanians' pockets and take them to the pockets of the few people who live on the hill.
"We are an untapped economy. We have nothing less than others for the average Albanian to receive 1,500 euros, but it takes willpower. And it is precisely our stability and willpower that is what the country needs to move forward. So on the 11th, vote for number 6, for your future and that of your children," said Soko. (A2 Televizion)
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