TIRANA, July 23 /ATA/ On Thursday afternoon, demonstrators in Tirana staged their 54th consecutive march from Skanderbeg Square to the Prime Minister’s Office to oppose the Zvërnec project.
Civil society activists and citizens gathered at Skanderbeg Square carrying banners demanding the removal of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the traditional political elite.
The core demands persist, centering on electoral law reform, the cancellation of strategic investment and mountain development law and the protection of natural reserves and cultural sites.
A speaker highlighted the deep flaws in health and education, expressing her trust that the crowd’s goals will win through a peaceful protest.
Activist Edison Lika urged the people to unite, stating that fear is gone and that citizens will shape a free Albania. He vowed daily action against the government and noted that confidence will bring success.
Former police chief Krenar Ahmeti said that police must abide only by the law and avoid violence against the peaceful crowd.
In the end, the protesters marched through the streets of Tirana, holding banners and calling for Rama’s resignation. /p.s./
