Prime Minister Edi Rama, through a post on Facebook, has reacted to Albania's ranking first in the global cybersecurity index. Rama writes that this ranking has brought reactions and hatred, which according to him are flocks of crows and ravens with various croaks.
Among other things, Rama writes that "it is painful to be a troll of a country that comes out on top of the world rankings precisely in its ability to defend against malicious trolling." He emphasized that Albania rose to the top where until not many years ago it was at the bottom.
"A NECESSARY NOTE to the loyal haters and their army of trolls. As soon as I posted the news that Albania came first in the global cybersecurity index, they rushed in like flocks of crows and ravens with all sorts of croaks.
But if the news was a "lie", "propaganda", "stupidity", then why all that great effort with stones and mud? No normal person wastes energy on extinguishing a extinguished candle.
In fact, the ranking in the National Cyber Security Index is not made by a crow, a raven, or a troll. It is determined by an international methodology, with 98.33 points, measured on the legal framework, institutional capacities, and prevention system. My loyal haters can jump up, but the table does not change because they pour anger and saliva on their digital mirrors.
It may be painful to be a troll of a country that tops the world rankings precisely in its ability to defend against malicious trolls, but there is no cure for the pain of haters.
So keep going, strength, every comment of yours is one more click, one more test, and one more smile for me, on this beautiful day of fantastic achievement.
True friends and allies who know well what this Global Index is today congratulated me, while the Albanian haters attacked me. Both sides, in their own way, confirmed the same thing:
"Albania rose to the top where not many years ago it was at the bottom. And this only hurts those who want it to end, and who for months, due to the "indignation of their mother-in-law, became the miller's mat" dreaming of revolutions, resignations, power and even producing a diaspora from Pristina and Tetovo," Rama wrote.
