Bicycles remain part of Shkodër’s identity

The European Mobility Week promotes sustainable transport and active mobility across Europe. The annual European Commission initiative encourages public transport, cycling and walking to improve quality of life.

PM Edi Rama shared a video of young people in Shkodër riding bicycles. He said cycling remains a long-standing tradition passed from one generation to another.

Rama described the video as a positive message from Shkodër’s youth. He said bicycles remain part of the city’s identity. He also linked cycling with a greener and healthier future.

Meanwhile, activities during European Mobility Week aim to raise awareness of sustainable mobility. They also encourage changes in behaviour and greater use of active forms of transport.

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