2026-10-04 14:47:07Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Edi Rama

A day after the government introduced "Flamingo Mirror", the platform where it began publishing official documents on projects and issues that have caused public debate, Prime Minister Edi Rama announced this Sunday the figures that, according to him, were recorded in the first 24 hours.

The first file published on the platform is related to investment projects in Sazan and Zvërnec, while Rama claims that the site has also faced 122 cyberattacks from 32 foreign addresses which, according to him, have been repelled without causing any damage.

According to figures released by the prime minister, Flamingo Mirror has recorded 3,397 searches per page and over 127,000 searches in total. Rama says 49 new questions have also been submitted through the platform.

 
"This is just the beginning of a transparent confrontation between the facts of governance and the anti-state scum of social channels," Rama writes.

“Flamingo Mirror” was introduced by the government on Saturday as a portal where official documents related to projects and publicly debated issues will be published. According to Rama, citizens will be able to see the documentation of the files and answers to questions that arise about them.

 
The first to be made public was the "Sazani and Zvërneci" file, with documents related to the planned investments in two coastal areas, where the investor is Jared Kushner, son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, which have caused debates and protests.

During the presentation of the platform, Rama announced that other files will be published in the future. Among them, he mentioned KAYO and the Milot-Balldren axis project.


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