In a downpour of rain in Tirana, Albania, a unique moment of diplomatic protocol unfolded. Prime Minister Edi Rama, known for his unconventional style, greeted his Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, with an unexpected gesture. As Meloni arrived at the sixth summit of the European Political Community, Rama, instead of a simple handshake, knelt to greet her. A spokesperson for Rama's office stated, "This was a spontaneous act of respect and courtesy, reflecting the strong ties between Albania and Italy." The image, captured on video by Al Arabiya, quickly spread across social media, sparking conversations about diplomatic norms and cultural differences. The event, while brief, adds a memorable human element to the otherwise formal political gathering. It's a small act, but it speaks volumes about the importance of personal connection in international relations. The video has drawn significant attention, underscoring the human interest aspect of even high-level political events.
Siç e ka bërë zakon, takimet e kryeministrit Rama dhe kryeministres italiane Giorgia Meloni janë gjithmonë ndryshe dhe jashtë kornizave. Ditën e djes…
