The former foreign minister of Albania, Ditmir Bushati, was invited

Greece held snap elections on Sunday, a process that produced a change of power. The change of governments and the arrival of the center-right in power occurs in a delicate situation for Greece in relation to its neighbors, but in a perhaps even more delicate situation for Albania in relation to Greece. When it seemed that Tirana and Athens were concluding a process that would provide a solution to the problems of the past, everything remained suspended and for more than a year there has been no visible progress in any of the areas of discussion, especially regarding the land border agreement marine. But the new Greek government and the new Prime Minister Mitsotakis may bring other problems for Albania, especially in the path of integration and negotiations with the EU. Mitsotakis came to power with the card of nationalism, warning Tirana in the campaign that he will block the negotiations if it does not respect the rights of the Greek minority. Tonight on 31 Minutes, the former foreign minister of Albania, Ditmir Bushati, talks about these developments.