Tirana:Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has called for dialogue as anti-government protests in the country have persisted for a seventh day. In a gesture to encourage communication, Rama placed chairs with the inscription "Dialogue" outside his office.

According to Anadolu Agency – English, Prime Minister Rama expressed his willingness to engage in dialogue with demonstrators at any location and time they prefer, emphasizing his availability alongside the government to discuss grievances.

Rama clarified that he would not engage in negotiations with individuals involved in violent acts or those who do not distance themselves from such actions. The protests, which began on October 13, initially focused on student issues related to education costs and university conditions but have grown to include broader concerns about corruption and the rising cost of living.