Naivety or servility?
By Alekandër GAXHULI
In the current stage of the government's neo-fication, they are trying to explain to us the anti-Albanian policy of the Greek government, as if Albanian emigrants, emigrants from the diaspora, were all convinced; they have wanted to make us believe day after day, and our government press has insisted that the so-called Prespa Park agreement is nothing other than co-governance with foreigners[?].
But two months and more have passed, and the Albanian government continues to behave with an inexplicable naivety or servility toward Greek interests and especially toward Athens' absurd demand to allow its forces into Kakavijë and Kapshticë. In this absurd framework, slanders have been thrown around again and again about the unity of security and cooperation in the region, about the need to create a climate of mutual trust, about respecting agreements and all interstate relations, thereby glorifying the "moderate" Greek government.
They were implemented. They did not sign them; the entries find and surpass in the name of the layer a name that gives the layer another emergency. If we consider these names that elevate, ever higher and higher, relations with the southern neighbor, with changes of government and policies, they also speak of a great dream, of coexistence without borders of light. Others think that a clear solution would come through strengthening economic cooperation, of course with benefits for Athens.
Finally, there are many who call it realism, not naivety or servility, but on this occasion they do the impossible to justify the concessions and delays of our government. For me, what is happening is much more than that. It is a display of the weakness of the Albanian state in the face of the Greek state.
Nevertheless, the current government often describes this agreement as a success in its foreign policy and tells me that through it it is defending the national interest. Perhaps in some matters the opposite is happening. By glorifying the previous government, they are making a serious mistake against the national interest.
This is one of the most difficult and painful failures of a society in transition. If a government is not able to defend the interests of the country, and even less those of its own citizens, then it must be held accountable.
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