Together Movement activist Emiljando Kita, in a statement to News 24 from Skanderbeg Square, said that those protesting are people who work from morning to night so that Rama can receive his salary, and on the other hand, the prime minister does not serve them but crime and the oligarchy.
He said that the protesters are seeking greater interests: they want protected areas not to be concreted, to be governed by people with dignity and not filled with representatives of crime and illiterates.

"The protesters are those who work from morning to night so that Rama can get his salary and are here so that he can serve them, while Rama serves crime and the oligarchy."
Workers are in miserable conditions with miserable salaries, pensioners are unable to postpone the month, agriculture, livestock and industry are in collapse and the prime minister has turned into a palazzo. This protest is hope that things can change.
"The protesters are seeking greater interests: they want protected areas not to be concreted, they want us to be governed by people with dignity, and not have Parliament filled with representatives of crime and illiterates," he said.