A young man, during the protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, raised concerns about the difficulties faced by young people in Albania, accusing the government of creating a reality where skills and work are not enough to move forward. "We got our diplomas. We work day and night, but we are facing a reality that this government has created. An Albania where for many young people it is not enough to be skilled, but you have to know someone, or be silent to move forward. This is the tragedy," he said.

According to the young man, when work and merit are not rewarded, the country loses its youth, talent and trust. "When a government does not reward the capable, but the ignorant, the country loses its talent, trust, youth. How many young people have left? Not because they did not love Albania, but because they got tired of knocking on doors," the protester declared.

He said that young people are looking for a place where work and ability are more valuable than personal acquaintances. “We want an Albania where work is more valuable than acquaintance, where dignity is not sold for a job. Youth are not looking for favors, but justice!” he said.

The young man then criticized the government for the conditions that, according to him, are forcing young people to choose between submission and emigration. "A government that forces young people to choose between submission and departure is driving them away," he said.

Finally, he called on young people to join the protest. "I call on young people: come to the square! Where are you? Come here to protest against an anti-Albanian government that is selling our country out every day," he declared.