TIRANA, November 30/ATA/ The process to clear up the public spaces occupied by private entities without permit is continuing throughout the country.
Prime Minister Edi Rama published today in the social media footage from an intervention on the ground, emphasizing that the process “goes on without interruption”.
The initiative is part of the “Urban Renaissance 2.0” program and aims to improve the quality of services, urban functionality and respect for hospitality standards in every city in Albania.
The process, launched in July, is conceived as a permanent intervention and remains a priority for local and central governments.
The government has strengthened controls over the territory and has tightened the measures in the new Criminal Code to crack down on unauthorized construction. Meanwhile, the new National Regulation is also being prepared. And it will clearly define the spaces that businesses can legally use.
Through the “My Public Space” portal, the citizens have so far reported 16,231 cases of violations. Of these, 12,436 have been resolved, while 3,795 cases are in the review process. /j.p/p.s./
