Pedagogist Enkelejda Olldashi marched today in support of students, conveying a strong message about youth, protest, and the lack of dialogue with the government.

In a statement to the media, Olldashi said that the teachers should have joined the students from the first day of the protest. According to her, their presence in the square is a way to show the youth that they are not alone in their demands and cause.

She also criticized the way in which, according to her, Prime Minister Edi Rama communicates with the public, describing it as a form of monologue and not dialogue.

Olldashi also ironized the prime minister's engagement in politics, saying that he may one day return to the Academy of Arts.

In conclusion, she focused on the importance of the youth's reaction, emphasizing that beyond protest and revolt, this movement should also serve as a call for reflection.

"I have the impression that you journalists have been the eyes of all Albanians and I believe that I should ask you the question: what is happening? The teachers should have been in the square with the students from the first day. But the call that we have made to unite means to unite as a single group to show the students that we are with them, and today is to show that we are here with you for you. The meaning of the word dialogue is the opposite of the word monologue and if there has been a monologue all the time it means that there is no room for dialogue. In fact, Rama has done a monologue and is a one-man show and he plays that role very beautifully and he is perfect. And I believe that at some point he will return to the academy of arts. I want to remind today's prime minister that he is the prime minister who has protesters and has been beaten. He himself has been a protester. I am not part of his imperial court, but the youth, apart from this manifestation or revolt, manage to bring their conscience to the fore, he should be grateful", she said.