Prime Minister Edi Rama participated this Friday in the presentation of the book of the Prime Minister of Montenegro Dritan Abazovic, titled “Criticism of Global Ethics”.

In his speech, Rama said that he does not promote the book but the message given by Abazovic, where it is emphasized that nowadays the opposing forces against wisdom are increasing daily, while wisdom itself is decreasing.

At the end of his speech, the head of government congratulated Abazovic for the growth and strengthening of his party electorally, but also for the unifying messages he conveyed.

“The countervailing forces against wisdom are increasing daily, it is wisdom that diminishes perhaps by transforming into another capacity. Just as the forces of interests that intermingle in the arena of daily political struggle are too many to be easily overcome in relation to the principles and ideals that people stand for in the arena. At the end of the book, there is another quote that is the continuation of what I said, it refers to Pierre Ados, saying: Now there is no more school, there is no dogma, the philosopher is left alone, how will he find his own way? Light is not alone, we are there! Dritan has hope, which he best embodies as a unique political phenomenon in our region, who has chosen the most difficult path, but due to the fact that he has chosen this path, he has followers and may have even more. There are always people who expect different solutions than what they have been offered. Dritan, I wish you from the bottom of my heart to continue to be the guarantor of the “Bridge” and for the “Bridge” to become ever wider and resonate and not only electorally, but to resonate regionally where others find themselves to build other bridges”, said Rama.