Albanian Premier Edi Rama and his Greek homologue Alexis Tsipras will meet today in Davos, Switzerland, to talk about finding solutions to problems that have been unsolved for over 70 years. The two Prime Ministers will talk about several topics that were not discussed by Foreign Ministers Ditmir Bushati and Nikos Kotzias in earlier negotiations in Crete, Greece, and Korçë, Albania. Albanian FM Bushati and Greek FM Kotzias have been optimistic for the progress of the negotiations, but they did not give details on the issues they agree about and the ones that are still hanging.

However, after the meetings of the Foreign Ministers, the search for the bones of the Greek soldiers fallen in the Albanian territory during the Greek-Italian war started, which brought the reaction of Chams that accused the Albanian government and PM Rama of advancing the Greek agenda instead ot the Albanian one.

Meanwhile, Rama said he expected Greece to repeal the law that decrees the state of war with Albania, considering it a document that soon will belong to history.