Prime Minister Edi Rama has come out in defense of the public administration, saying that initially he too had many reservations about it, and even had doubts about how it would cope with the EU "sharks".

But according to him, it took months of screening to see that the administration was not the problem, but the solution to a series of problems.

"Our goal as the leading force in the reform of the justice system is not to put pressure but to seek understanding for necessary things. No one has raised and will not raise any claim that hinders the investigations. It is to be cried when it is packaged as a request for arrest with some arguments that tell logic to shut up because I let you in. A foolish act to carry out checks on New Year's Eve. Labeling administration employees as if they were a criminal organization and conveying to all the pots of Albania the news that there is no joy on a holy day when the whole world stays with their families at home. The rule of law is not illegal even for the biggest anti-criminals, let alone for administration employees. Asking them to admit guilt that they did not commit because someone else must definitely be incriminated. What is this mess that people are called from work in droves during working hours, and are kept there for hours without asking if you have any work. And they are called and when they should be in charge duty even on the fronts of natural emergencies. I repeat, I have had reservations about the public administration and I have also been a victim of the same perception that, for example, is about hospitals, 'according to which our hospitals let you die if you don't give them money.' I also had this perception about the administration, reserved to say it in soft words, but I was also so reserved when I said we will open negotiations, but how will we, with this administration, face those sharks there who are beaten and have negotiated with countries much larger than us", he said.