Demonstrators protest against the potential dismantling of Syrian chemical weapons in Albania in front of the Parliament in Tirana November 14, 2013. REUTERS/Arben Celi
TIRANA (Reuters) - Albania's government faced a growing chorus of opposition on Thursday to a U.S. request that it take on the job of dismantling Syria's chemical weapons, despite a vow by Prime Minister Edi Rama that the poor Adriatic nation would be rewarded financially for carrying out the task.
Rama, barely two months in the job, repeated that no decision had been taken, but indicated he was in favour.
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