Albanian Association Figure Suggests Potential Return to Ruling Party with New Treaty
Arben Tarvari, the first person of the Albanian Association (AA), has indicated he is open to discussions with the ruling power, though he has stated he “does not exclude” the possibility of returning. This follows comments made during the “Debata ne Shena” broadcast and a subsequent press release. Tarvari acknowledged that the current situation represents a lowered threshold for engagement, but emphasized the necessity of a new treaty as a prerequisite for any meaningful dialogue.
According to Tarvari, “there is nothing to talk about” without such a formalized agreement. Specifically, the new treaty would require guarantees ensuring the continuation of negotiations with the European Union, alongside official changes to facilitate those discussions. He clarified that only with these conditions could a productive conversation be considered.
Regarding the ongoing political situation, VLEN (Unification for Change) has stated its opposition to preventative elections imposed at a secondary cost. However, the party remains prepared to respond if such a scenario becomes necessary. The statement by tarvari leaves open the potential for a shift in the AA’s position, contingent upon the terms of a revised treaty.
It’s important to note that not all parties are currently willing to engage, and the future of negotiations remains uncertain. The AA leader not excludes the possibility of returning.
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