TIRANA, Sept 1 /ATA/ – Once a ghost and a nearly deserted area, the town of Permet has already become one of the country’s most popular destinations for ecotourism, tourism of adventure, hiking, biking and rafting with an ever growing number of both foreign and local visitors thanks to the hospitality, traditional cuisine featuring the locally-grown produce and ingredients and delicacies, as well as the handicraft items made by local women handicraft artists.
Prime Minister Edi Rama posted Thursday images showing the town’s transformation after a series of investment projects under the Urban Renaissance Programme.
The government head announced that the second phase of Permet’s urban renaissance project is about to complete.
Four projects worth 1.53 million euros were implemented under the Urban Renaissance Programme in Permet, including the urban requalification of the town’s centre, rehabilitation of the buildings’ façades, lighting system of the central park that had been abandoned for decades.
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