Prime Minister Edi Rama described his official visit to Israel as a cornerstone for relations between the two countries.

First, speaking on the podcast “Flasim,” Rama highlighted his invitation as guest of honor at the Israeli parliament, the Knesset. He called it a rare and significant honor for Albania.

According to Rama, the invitation recognized Albania’s history. In particular, it honored the role of Albanians in protecting Jews during World War II.

Next, Rama said his speech at the Knesset carried the voice of the Albanian people. He stressed values of human dignity, memory, and responsibility in a troubled world.

Moreover, he underlined the message that religion should heal, not divide, societies.

Then, Rama announced a concrete step forward. Albania and Israel established the Albanian–Israeli Chamber of Commerce. He said the move strengthens economic cooperation and opens new opportunities.

Rama said the visit serves both the present and the future. He called it a foundation for long-term partnership.

He praised Israel’s achievements. He highlighted its expertise in technology, agriculture, and security. He said Albania looks to Israel as a strong partner and model for development.

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