Berisha provokes Samaras

Albania, a world lecture in Rome, for religious tolerance.

Berisha, in the presence of Samaras: "100 years ago you share us unjustly"



ITALY - Premier Berisha in his speech in the work of the European Centre Democrats, which took place in Rome, said that all the world should learn from Albania in terms of religious tolerance.

"I believe that my nation can give good examples in one of the most sensitive issues at this time," said Berisha.

Spurred by protests across the Islamic world because of the movie "The innocence of Muslims", the head of the government said that, "Imams in Albania were disappointed, but they urged their followers, in respect of worship Prophet Muhammad , to give blood for thalassemic children, provide free books for young people, to educate them better. "

"Albania was divided unfairly"

Head of government said that in 20 years CDI pluralism has helped Albania to walk on the path of democracy, but stressed that 100 years ago internationals caused tremendous damage chopped its territory.

"I am proud to address you today, because this is a special year for my country, the year of the 100th anniversary of our independence. Albania's independence was declared 100 years ago, but it was also a year of decisions terrible unfair sharing Albanian territories, which caused a great loss in my country: difficulties, dictatorship, invasion, "said Albanian Prime.

Berisha statements have been made in the presence of Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras.