TIRANA, June 13/ATA/ New equipment worth 2.4 million Euros has been added to the Border and Migration Police for the management of green and maritime borders.
Prime Minister Edi Rama shared today on social media moments from the ceremony organized on this occasion in Dhërmi, where there were present Minister of the Interior Bledi Çuçi, Director General of the State Police Muhamet Rrumbullaku and ambassador of the EU Delegation Christiane Hohmann.
“The modernization of the State Police through investments in technology has already entered an irreversible phase to make an epochal leap in the control of the territory and the increase of security parameters for the locals and millions of tourists arriving in Albania,” wrote Rama in a post in social media.
Rama said that touristic Albania has now open and safe borders.
During his speech at the ceremony, Minister Çuçi emphasized that, “This year alone, we have increased investments in technology for the State Police by 7.6 times compared to last year”.
While ambassador of the EU Delegation Christiane Hohmann said that this project and all cooperation with the EU as a whole helps in Albania’s preparations for membership in the Union.
Head of the State Police Muhamet Rrumbullaku positively assessed the help of partners for the State Police.
From this project, the Border and Migration Police have benefited patrol boats, surveillance vehicles with day and night surveillance camera systems, minibuses with radars, mobile maintenance service, as well as two radars for the coast, one in Tale of Lezha and the other in Dhërmi. /k.s. / /gj.m/r.e/p.s./
