The farmers of Cerrik complained to the prime minister about the bureaucracy and the inability to register the agricultural lands they work. Rama blames this problem on the state of the cadastre, for which he holds Sali Berisha, who was removed from power 12 years ago, responsible, while he said that he is considering a scheme like the one in the mountains to help the farmers.
"With the land today we are hanging in the air, we are attached to the property we work today," the farmer complained.
"The total mess that we have found in the state cadastre, now the work has finally begun. The digitalization process is expected to be completed by 2028. The concept of cultivated land, you work it, you have a grandson as a farmer, but you do not have it with a mortgage. The Municipal Council should assume that this land is cultivated land and that this land belongs to so-and-so."
The farmers told the prime minister that they are engaged in agriculture because they cannot live on the pension they receive from the state.
"We work because this pension is not enough for us. The minimum of this current pension for us is not being able to live economically," the farmer said.
"We want Albania to aim for a minimum pension of 200 euros by 2030," Rama said.
While in the fall of last year, Prime Minister Rama asked businesses to declare the real salaries of employees so as not to face criminal consequences, today in the electoral campaign he is simply asking employees not to be lied to by their owners.
"We were tired of telling people who are at work, don't eat the candy that is sweet on the surface and bitter on the inside, by taking your salary in hand. In fact, you are digging a hole for yourself when you retire," said Rama.
Earlier, accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister Balluku, Prime Minister Rama inspected the works on the Elbasan-Lekaj road, part of Corridor 8. (A2 Televizion)
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