"Good morning, I came, I saw, I left!", Artan Fuga has a strong message about the latest developments taking place: Here's what the government should ask for at the EU summit

At a time when in Tirana it is expected that there will be major developments regarding the EU-Western Balkans Summit and the opposition's protest, academician Artan Fuga presents some of the points that the government should seek in this organization where 27 European leaders meet.

In a reaction on Facebook, Fuga lists some of these points.

Artan Fuga's full post:

Since we have the EU Summit in Tirana, and that there will also be talk about the visa regime, the protection of borders against refugees, etc., the Albanian side, the government, because the Opposition is behind the door, would do what it takes to demand:

- The monitoring of the public budget of Albania and the establishment of judgment mechanisms by its European Parliament with the relevant relationship.

- Employment quota for Albanians in the EU

- Preservation and protection of Albanian businesses, mainly agriculture, from the flood of subsidized foreign goods

- Rewards and reimbursement from every EU country for every Albanian that a foreign citizen receives for the expenses of his education in Albania

- The free movement without quarterly restrictions of Albanians in the countries of the European Union

- The increase of foreign European investments with public policies in Albania for the creation of jobs

- Quota for Albanian products in the EU

- Establishing social criteria, such as employment, etc., to measure Albania's performance towards the EU

- The recognition of the union of the contributions of Albanians for pensions, combining those made in Albania and those made in the EU countries

- The creation of a joint EU-Albania bank to specifically specialize in the placement of emigrants' savings, with their public security and preferential banking interests.

If he does not try for these, then we have:

good morning, I came, I saw, I left!