Just few days after the launch of this application, there have been registered 4,923 reported problems, while 735 of them have been resolved and the rest are being reviewed.

Meanwhile, the rest of the cases are in the process of verification by line relevant institutions.

This new initiative by the government in dealing with the problem of the occupation of public spaces, gives citizens the opportunity to report by attaching photos and videos for 7 different problems.

If the citizens do not receive a response to the first complaint within 24 hours, they have to fill up a form that has been made available on the portal for further follow-up of the problem.

On the “My Public Space” portal, there can be reported all cases that concern the community, starting from occupying sidewalks, illegal parking, unauthorized construction, damage to public property, physical or acoustic pollution of public space, occupation of national roads, including construction sites with unsafe fences. /m.m/p.s./

The app allows residents to instantly report unauthorized constructions on sidewalks, green areas, or building entrances – issues that often hinder free movement and limit public space.

Through the “Report” section, users can submit detailed information, including photos and exact location. Following on-site verification by municipal structures, appropriate measures are taken to restore access and remove illegal structures.

“Have you encountered a blocked public space that limits pedestrian access? Is there an illegal construction on a sidewalk, in a park, or at a building entrance? The ‘Tirana Ime’ app, created by the Municipality of Tirana, helps citizens report such urban issues,” the Municipal Inspectorate (IMT) stated on social media.

Citizens are encouraged to use the app proactively, ensuring that their neighborhoods remain open, safe, and accessible for all.

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The new app aims to connect the public with artistic events in Albania, including theater performances, films, festivals, concerts, exhibitions, project calls, and nightlife in Albania.

The newest culture platform was launched during an event at Kub France Tirana, a cultural and educational hub nestled atop Tirana’s iconic pyramid building. Almanart is one of the many promising startups supported by the Challenge Fund financed by Sweden. The Ambassador of Sweden to Albania, Niklas Ström, and Partners Albania representatives attended the event, highlighting the international support for the latest cultural innovation.

The project is being implemented in Albania in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy, Culture and Innovation.  Almanart was one of the winning startups in the Challenge Fund competition supported by the EU-funded for innovation programme.

Almanart Events app provides information on various cultural events across Albania, including theater, film, festivals, concerts, exhibitions, project calls, nightlife and more.

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TEA is the digital calendar of tourism; it is a well-organized platform of tourist, cultural and artistic programs that serves tourists who choose to visit Albania.

Minister of Tourism and Environment Mirela Kumbaro said today that, “The trip to Albania starts with a “scan” on the phone to then discover a fantastic itinerary of destinations, events, opportunities that TEA, the digital tourist guide of Albania presents, becoming the virtual holiday companion from the entrance gates of the country, to the end of this experience, where a single trip is not enough”.

Kumbaro invited tourists to download the TEA app https://www.tourismeventsofalbania.com/index.html

The tourist calendar of summer events is harmonized this year in the TEA (Tourism Events of Albania) application.

The TEA app is accessible for free on all phones. In the application there are activities that take place during the tourist season at any time and in any place. It is enough to set the location and the application will bring out the results where there will be activities dedicated to all age groups.

This digital tourist calendar was realized by the Ministry of Tourism and Environment through the National Tourism Agency in coordination with other institutions such as the Ministry of Economy, Culture and Innovation and with all the country’s municipalities. /a.f/p.s./

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared today in the social media a summary of information from the National Tourism Agency, while inviting citizens to follow the TEA application, so that to be informed about cultural tourism packages throughout this week in Albania.

Rama highlighted the fact that an electrifying musical evening is expected to enliven the city of Tirana, where the legendary Cuban musician Eliades Ochoa and the world-famous Latin-American singer Ricky Martin will perform on July 20 for all those who want to experience extraordinary emotions at these festivals of international proportions.

“Between literature, folklore, cultural heritage, circus and puppet theatre, the TEA application will become your guide to Shkodra, Durres and Vlora, in these hot summer days”, he wrote.

The prime minister invited the citizens to download the TEA application so that to stay updated with what is happening everywhere in Albania.

From July 17 to 20, the “International Folk Festival” will be organized in the amphitheater of Tirana.

“Hemingway Jazz Fest” is another activity that will be organized from July 19-21 in “Mother Teresa” square in the capital.

TEA is a technological innovation for Albanian tourism. A digital calendar, which is offered through a user-friendly application for every user within Albania and around the world, giving you the opportunity to create cultural tourism packages for the first time and travel through the rich culture, heritage, arts, sports and cuisine of Albania. /m.m/p.s./

Prime Minister Edi Rama took to the social media on Saturday to underline that the newly-launched –e-Transport system is the digital future of the road intercity transportation for the local travellers, also for the foreign tourists whose total number jumped to over 6.7 million this year.

“Via the new application that anyone can now download on their smart phones and tablets, you can access inline information, booking and e-ticketing, promotion solutions and travel suggestions throughout the territory of Albania,” the government head said.

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