Prime Minister Edi Rama held a conversation with the Expert of the European Center of the Atlantic Council, Rachel Rizzo, on "Systemic challenges to common values and interests" during the visit to the NATO summit in Vilnius.

From there, Rama spoke about the danger from cyber-attacks and the police action in the MEK camp, a few weeks ago.

Rama stated that based on the agreement it was clear that they should not turn Albania into a platform to attack Iran's regime, and as a result Iran carried out cyber-attacks against Albania.

"As an example, I can say that we are a small country and we are not in a position to change the fate of any conflict war or battle, but when we are asked to help, we are very happy to do it. When we were asked to help the MEK group who are a strong bite, otherwise they would have been massacred by the secret services in Iran, we were asked to save their lives. Albanians have it in their DNA to save the lives of others. The agreement was clear that they would stay in Albania to be safe and not to turn Albania into a political platform to attack the regime. We were affected by cyber attacks from Iran. We are trying to do a lot to strengthen cyber security", said Rama.