During the rally in front of the Prime Minister’s Office, demonstrators chanted slogans such as “Albania demands revolution,” “Your time is up,” and “Rama resign.” One protester said the continuation of the movement after 106 days showed, in his view, that it had not been extinguished.

Speaking during the rally before the Prime Minister’s Office, one demonstrator said: “No one imagined that even after 106 days we would still be thousands in front of the Prime Minister’s Office, facing Rama and his corrupt government.” He accused the authorities of relying on what he described as “the economic power of the oligarchy, patronage networks, the administration and criminal gangs” to maintain control.

The protest that began on 31 May against the planned tourism investment in Zvërnec continued outside the Prime Minister’s Office in Tirana, marking its 106th day. Organisers have since expanded their demands to wider political and institutional issues, raising concerns over corruption, employment and the exodus of young people. After speeches, demonstrators marched through the streets of the capital, repeating calls for unity and vowing to continue until their demands are met.

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TIRANA, June 3  /ATA/ For the fourth consecutive day, civil society staged a protest in Tirana today regarding the investment project in Zvërnec, Vlorë.

Citizens gathered in Skanderbeg Square and then marched toward the Prime Minister’s Office.

Carrying placards, citizens called for the cancellation of the project, voicing concerns over its potential impact on the environment and the area’s natural resources.

During the march along the boulevard toward the Prime Minister’s Office, protesters clashed with police, who had set up a protective barrier as part of security measures prior to the Albania–Israel friendly football match.

After several minutes of confrontation, the police cleared the way for the protesters, who subsequently assembled in front of the Prime Minister’s Office.

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