Prime Minister Edi Rama's meeting with residents of the Municipality of Durrës , who are affected by the TID project , has concluded .
In a statement to the media after the meeting, Rama announced that the discussion with the family representatives lasted about two and a half hours and, according to him, was constructive.
"We spoke with 34 citizens of Durrës, representatives of families, for about 2 and a half hours. The conversation was constructive, with different opinions. 35 others there who do not represent the citizens or the city but only the plight of an 80-something year-old man, create situations that are ridiculous and that show where that party has fallen," Rama said.
Regarding the project, the head of government emphasized that it will not be stopped, but there will be verifications for several objects that may have cultural heritage values.
"As for the real problem, we agreed on how we will move forward, whether with the necessary verification for some objects that may have cultural heritage values. There will be demolition, the project will not be stopped, but a verification is needed for some houses that may have cultural value. There are also some properties that have not received a mortgage even though they have been there for some time," he stated.