Prime Minister Edi Rama has stated that his government has saved Albanians 620 million euros through online services, which were once obtained in state offices.
Rama made the comments on the 'Sy m'Sy' platform on social networks, where he talks directly with citizens and answers their questions.
Rama also said that only he and the Socialist Party can take the final step to join the country in the European Union, which is why he called for the vote of Albanians on May 11.
"Only I and the Socialist Party are taking this final step to join Albania in the EU. No one else. You can't tell me that the Albanian administration is Somali. Because you get 95% of the services from the phone.
And 620 million euros have been saved to Albanians from 1001 online services. 33 million euros have been saved to Albanians who received services from abroad.
"They had to come here for a certificate. Today they get them from there, from Australia. There are problems, of course there are problems, but where and with what was it another step away from the European Union," Rama said, among other things, writes A2 CNN. (A2 Televizion)
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