
Prime Minister Edi Rama, through a post on Facebook, has provided details on the progress of the action to free up public spaces, as well as on new urban projects that will transform Albanian cities.
The head of government states that in Tirana alone the liberated area reaches 20 thousand square meters, while emphasizing that the work will continue in all cities, coastal areas and protected areas.
"According to the work plan, in Tirana alone, the area of freed public spaces will reach around 20 thousand square meters by tomorrow, while the work will not stop either in the capital, or in other cities where this phenomenon has taken place, or on the coast or in protected areas, no, no...
Meanwhile, work is underway on Urban Renaissance 2.0 projects, for which many foreign and local architects have been engaged.
"As for placing tables outside, the new plan will soon be given to everyone, with the basic formula of 75% of the space for pedestrians and 25% for service units. And no type of structure built on sidewalks will be allowed, except in cases of ample space and only where there is a proper urban project," Rama wrote on social networks.