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2024-04-06 11:20:00, Aktualitet CNA

Tonino Lamborghini, the heir of Ferruco Lamborghini, the founder of the industrial empire in the field of mechanics and luxury automobiles, has visited Tirana.

In the podcast with Prime Minister Edi Rama, he expressed that he liked this city a lot, unlike what he heard earlier about Albania.

He describes our country with great opportunities for tourism. In his speech, he promised that he will bring his children to Albania to visit our country.

Conversation with Prime Minister Edi Rama:

Prime Minister Edi Rama : As I said, Albania is not Tirana, Tirana is not Albania in the sense that it is the capital and it is a bit like a showcase of this transformation, let's say. Behind it are less developed countries, but there are...

Tonino Lamborghini: .. great opportunities for tourism.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: There are also fantastic areas with nature, the sea, the mountains. I always say it, I think that when God created Albania, it was Sunday, a day of rest, he took all the time to put everything in 28 thousand square kilometers, on a small canvas: rivers, mountains, hills, two seas and then lakes from south to north, from east to west, then other inland places that are impressive. There's so much to do in Albania that, in some ways, it's a bit like your grandparents' Italy, with its flaws as well as its upsides. I'm glad the first impression was...

Tonino Lamborghini: More than positive.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: I always tell my friends and those I meet abroad that Albania is a country where "they should never come, because it is a dangerous country, a gloomy country, a corrupt country, a poor country"...

Tonino Lamborghini: Yes, it's not true, it's not true.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: Yes, yes, but this is the stigma that existed.

Tonino Lamborghini: Yes, unfortunately.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: I tell you, you shouldn't come, because you don't know what will happen to you, but if you came, you will always want to come back.

Tonino Lamborghini : I do not deny that, if this thing is done, I must have an apartment for myself and for the children, definitely. I'm not very young anymore, but I still travel a lot and, then, I have a lot of children. Why not introduce them to a land that is yet to be explored? It's ugly to say that "still to be explored", but for God's sake.../ CNA