Prime Minister Edi Rama wrote about the promenade in the social media and   shared a view of this investment in the coastal city.

This strategic investment expands Vlora’s modern infrastructure and drives urban growth.

By enhancing public spaces, the project elevates the local quality of life and maximizes the city’s tourism potential.

The Lungomare has now been extended toward Orikum, delivering premium recreational spaces for residents and vacationers alike. /e.i/j.p/p.s./

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared today in the social media moments from the work on Elbasan – Papër road construction site, Lot II.

So far, the project has been implemented to the extent of 46%.

The prime minister appreciated that this investment, part of Corridor VIII, will improve road traffic with high safety conditions and standards.

At the end of the works, this will be a category A highway that meets all European conditions and criteria for movement.

Corridor VIII is one of the important Pan-European corridors that crosses Albania and is considered a strategic investment in infrastructure. /m.m/j.p/p.s./

Albanian Road Authority said today that the works for widening of Tirana-Durrës highway, within the framework of phase II of the project, have advanced at a satisfactory pace, reaching a physical completion of works by 50%.

Currently, there is an intensive work underway on the construction of asphalt layers on the left side of the road, in Tirana-Durrës direction.

To guarantee the normal working conditions, the vehicle traffic has been diverted near Rinas overpass.

The works are for widening of the road body with two lanes on each side, where one lane will serve for emergencies. The works started last year.

Tirana – Durrës highway is one of the main and most important arteries of the country, connecting the two largest administrative, industrial, cultural and tourist centers of Albania, as well as the North-South and East-West corridors. /a.f/r.e/p.s./

According to Koçiu, every day we are getting closer to the end of works on one of the most important investments in healthcare system in Albania.

Minister Koçiu stated that this hospital will have a modern structure that will admit cases of cardiac surgery, vascular surgery and resuscitation services, in contemporary conditions and with the most advanced technology equipment.

“This hospital will offer not only the highest standards of treatment, but also the exceptional care of a team of professional doctors”, wrote Koçiu in a post in the social media.

The Cardiac Surgery Hospital extends over a construction area of ​​4,000 square meters, with an additional area of ​​500 square meters. This hospital will have a capacity of 80 beds, 32 on each of the service floors. The works are expected to end within June and it is not only about the reconstruction, but also with high-tech furniture and equipment. /a.f/p.s./

Minister of Tourism and Environment Mirela Kumbaro wrote in the social media that “Bënja baths” is one of the most beautiful projects in Përmet.

“This project improves the infrastructure, appearance, increases the tourist offer, economic value and preserves their natural and historical importance”, emphasized Kumbaro.

The project is an investment of the Albanian government through the Albanian Development Fund for Përmet.

The Bënjë Thermal Springs in Përmet are considered the best in Europe.

The temperature of these waters is 26 ¬ 32°C.

This place, surrounded by wild nature, represents a unique mix between history, adventure and nature. In addition to the thermal baths, there is also the Lengarica Canyon and the Katiu Bridge. /k.s/j.p/p.s./

Prime Minister Edi Rama and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Belinda Balluku inspected today the works being carried out at the construction site of this road.

Balluku said that this is the first phase of the reconstruction, rehabilitation and widening of Tirana – Durrës highway, about 33 km long, in total.

“The first phase, as well as the other two phases, consist of about 10 km each. The widening of the road consists of 3 lanes on each way, also leaving the emergency lane. The maximum speed is 130 km and meanwhile all safety parameters have been met”, she emphasized.

Rama suggested that the entrance to the capital should be special in terms of architecture, including more artistic elements.

The prime minister also requested the drafting of a master plan to avoid problems created by internal traffic.

Regarding the National Traffic Monitoring Center, Balluku said that work has begun on the general test.

“We have started the general test. The cameras have started to be connected one by one to the system. We did a test a few days ago,” she said.

Balluku informed that, “The first 200 kilometers are very important because they will help us understand how it will function.”/m.m/r.e//a.f/p.s./

PM Rama emphasized that Tirana – Durrës railway will enable fast connection through 11 stations between Durrës, Tirana and the “Mother Teresa” Airport.

The trains will run at a speed of 120 km/h and move along Tirana- “Mother Teresa” Airport-Durrës railway.

Meanwhile, the workers now have available a modern machine, a tamper that is used to tamp the track ballast under railway tracks so that to make the tracks and roadbed more durable and level.

In addition to civil engineering works, there will be built the stations while the next stage will be the electrification. /p.s./

With delicate interventions and advanced techniques, the aim is to restore its former splendor, while respecting the architectural authenticity and the history it carries, said the Directorate.

The interventions will focus on every detail since every stone of the mosque tells a story.

The focus of the restoration intervention is the stability of the structure, the rebuilding of the minaret and protection against natural factors.

The Lead Mosque or the Mosque of Mehmet Pasha Bushati is a historical mosque and Cultural Monument, Category I. Built in 1773-1774, it is one of the oldest buildings with the highest value and the largest Ottoman mosque in the entire country. It took the name Lead Mosque because all of its cupolas were covered with lead. /a.f/r.e/p.s./

Deputy Prime Minister, at the same time Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Belinda Balluku shared in the social media images of the construction site of this lot.

“The work is underway in the Big Ring Road of Tirana. The physical realization of the works in Lot 4 has reached 80%”, wrote Balluku.

It is a very complex lot because here it was necessary to build a bridge of about 420 meters. This has been one of the most difficult segments of the Big Ring Road of Tirana also due to a high number of buildings without permission.

The project also treats the area with urban elements.

It is planned that all the Big Ring Road will be finalized at the end of this year, to be accessible to all citizens. The completion of works on the Big Ring Road of Tirana, a segment of 27 kilometers long, will connect the capital with all the national exit roads. /r.e/p.s./

The investment is being carried out by the Albanian Development Fund and also foresees partial intervention for the reconstruction of the facades of the buildings along the boulevard.

The deadline for the completion of this project is 12 months, while it is intended that the work will be ready at the beginning of the next tourist season.

Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, together with Minister of Economy, Culture and Innovation Blendi Gonxhja, Director of the ADF Dritan Agolli and Mayor of Dibra Rahim Spahiu closely followed the beginning of works at this site.

Balluku said that this project is added to the long list of investments that have been made in this area, but also those that are in the process.

Balluku spoke about the Murriz tunnel and the Maqellar-Peshkopi segment, two important infrastructure investments, part of the Arbri Road, the works on which are going ahead at a good pace and after their completion, Dibra will be even closer to Tirana.

“I hope that by spring next year, we will be able to finally complete the last part of Arbri Road. Thus, we complete one of the most complex infrastructural works we have had”, said Balluku.

Through these investments, the whole area is getting an ever greater development, simultaneously turning into an attractive destination for tourists. /p.s./