Polish Embassy Advises Travellers to Avoid Protest Areas in Tirana

The Polish Embassy in Tirana has urged travellers to avoid areas where protests are taking place, as demonstrations in the Albanian capital continue for several days.

According to Polish media outlet TVP World, the warning follows an escalation in student protests. The demonstrations initially focused on education-related issues and employment prospects before expanding into broader anti-government rallies.

Meanwhile, the unrest has attracted growing attention from international media. The embassy’s advisory aims to help travellers avoid clashes and unpredictable situations during demonstrations.

The embassy has advised visitors to exercise caution and stay away from protest areas while the situation remains tense.

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