In a press media statement, the main opposition DP leader criticized the planned use of cameras, saying students would be “spied on” under the program.

He described the project as an “unimaginable act.”

“In a democratic country, Smart City should provide citizens with accurate information about services, traffic, and more, but it should never aim to eavesdrop or spy on them like this,” he added.

Berisha urged all Albanians to realize that such police-style surveillance marks the end of privacy for every citizen.

The opposition leader further accused the government of employing “the most intrusive surveillance technology” to record all forms of communication.

“They have implemented a comprehensive communication monitoring system in Albania — technology not used by any other country – enabling total control over every citizen’s privacy, Albanian or foreign,” he stated.

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