Prime Minister Edi Rama shared in the social media moments from this activity which has turned the city into a spring oasis.

“Flower Festival Week in Shkodra”, Rama wrote.

There is celebration along the main streets of the city decorated with a variety of flowers, creating a colorful and spring atmosphere.

In addition to the fair, in the square and pedestrian area of ​​the city of Shkodra, there will be held entertaining and educational activities for children, including craft and creative workshops.

In the evening, the atmosphere will culminate with live concerts in the pedestrian area of ​​Shkodra.

During this week, Shkodra offers a lot for everyone, culture, entertainment, creativity and a unique atmosphere.

Shkodra’s gardens are well-known for their colorful and fragrant flowers such as carnations, roses, hydrangeas, marigolds, etc., which have given this city not only its name, but also its beauty and charm. /k.s/r.e/a.f/p.s./

Secretary General of the Democratic Party Flamur Noka, accompanied by other opposition MPs expressed their congratulations on the Independence Day.

Noka said that November 28 is a marked day for the Albanians.

“On this day in 1443 Skanderbeg raised the flag in Kruja Fortress; on this day in 1912 Ismail Qemali proclaimed Albania’s independence from the Ottomans; and on this day in 1944 the flag was raised again to mark the liberation of the country from the German Nazi occupiers.

The Democratic Party and other right-wing parties believe that the liberation day is also on November 28, the left-wing parties and the ruling Socialists say that the Liberation Day from the Nazi occupiers in 1944 is on November 29.

The representatives of the Freedom Party, separated from the Democratic Party, also laid wreaths of flowers to Ismail Qemali tomb. Tedi Blushi, general secretary of the Freedom Party said that he hopes next year to celebrate the third November Day of Albania. /a.f/p.s./