Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku said in an interview with Euronews Albania that today’s PD protest does not have a predetermined scenario.

She explained that after the political speeches, citizens will take the floor and decide how the protest will continue.

Tabaku called on everyone within the Democratic Party who may hold differing views to come together today in the square, facing the common opponent, which she identified as the government.

“There will be some political speeches and then the citizens will have the floor—this is a civic protest. I believe participation is good. Today, our opponent is right in front of us, and if someone in the PD has not understood this, the future will not be good. Today we are facing the government, and everyone must be in the square,” Tabaku said.