In a post on social media, Rama shared images of the “Adria” street, which now offers more space for pedestrians and cyclists.

A key component of the project is the construction of a new rainwater drainage system.

“An radical transformation of gateway to Durrës. The road now features new sidewalks, bicycle lanes, modern lighting, signage, and greenery, along with a new rainwater drainage system that resolves a long-standing flooding issue at the city’s entrance,” wrote Rama.

This investment represents another step toward improving urban infrastructure and enhancing the quality of public spaces in the city of Durrës.

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Rama appreciated this construction site as another concrete step towards the development and transformation of the northern city.

“The Sailing Museum in Shkodra, an investment that, together with the port and the recreation park, will transform the entrance to the city into a modern and developed area, as befits Shkodra”, emphasized the prime minister.

This complex will also be completed with the new events square, a contemporary space specially conceived for cultural and artistic events.

This infrastructural work, together with the port and the recreation park, will turn the entrance to Shkodra into a modern and developed area.

The Sailing Museum project will serve to highlight the culture and history of the region, linking it with urban development.

Mayor of Shkodra Benet Beci stated that, “This modern space, conceived for cultural activities, will give Shkodra the identity of a European city, where culture, history and urban development go side by side”.

With the planned completion in June 2026, the area is expected to become an attractive center for residents and visitors, giving a special identity to the entrance to the city.

Works on the Navigation Museum are expected to be completed in June 2026. /p.s./

“Shkodra is the only city with such a great potential and was in need of an entrance that would fit to it”, PM Rama underlined.

The investment envisages the creation of sports facilities, a bicycle track, panoramic points over the lake, spaces for activities, a new pier that will complete the network with those of Shiroka and Zogaj, as well as a beautiful museum about the history of navigation on the lake and in the Buna River.

On his part, Mayor Beci described the project as long-awaited by the citizens of Shkodra. “It is one of the most welcome projects and no one expected that we would start it so soon”.

The waterfront site of the new entrance to Shkodra, a major project with a re-qualified recreational space for the city, envisages the re-qualification of the 17 ha park and will have sports facilities, a bicycle track, panoramic points over the lake, spaces for activities, concerts and fairs, as well as a new pier that will complete the network of piers with those of Shiroka and Zogaj, as well as a beautiful museum about the history of navigation on the Buna lake and river./p.s./