DP leader Sali Berisha, in a press conference after returning from Germany, declared that his trip to Berlin was a journey towards victory.
Berisha said that the CDU in Germany is eagerly awaiting the victory of the Democratic Party in Albania. According to him, the CDU Convention showed cordiality towards the representatives of the DP.
Sali Berisha: My journey to Berlin was a journey to victory. 32 years ago I was in Germany, in Bonn then, and I met Helmut Koln. History repeats itself. At that time, we had only just emerged from communist isolation, while now I have emerged from the isolation of the narco-state.
Then the DP won the elections, this time the DP wins the elections. The CDU is eagerly awaiting the victory of the Democratic Party, they want the victory of our political force. Our allies are clear that with the DP in power, there are zero trafficking flows to other countries. I found boundless kindness.
Berisha's words:
My journey to Berlin was a journey to victory.
Of course, I understand that you are curious to express my opinion about this journey, so it was a journey towards victory.
A very interesting coincidence, I was the chairman of the DP 32 years ago, when I headed to the German capital, at that time it was Bonn, and it was not the CDU congress, it was an OSCE summit, but Helmut Kohl would be the first prime minister I would meet as a politician for several months.
History repeats itself, at that time a few months earlier we had emerged from communist isolation.
This time too, a few months ago I emerged from the isolation of the narco-dictatorship.
Then I won. Then we won the elections, the DP won the elections.
This time, the DP wins the elections.
This is the essence.
And I can tell the Democrats and Albanians that the most powerful party in Europe, whose president, Friedrich Merz, will take the helm of Europe's leading state in a few weeks, are eagerly awaiting the victory of the Democratic Party.
They want the victory of this political force as a force with which they share common values.
