Today marks the 14th day of protests, as they march towards the Prime Minister’s Office

Earlier, protesters gathered outside the Ministry of Education for nearly two hours, continuing their demonstrations against the government.

The main demand of protesters and students remains the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.

The protests in recent days have been marked by tensions, with stones and other objects thrown at government institutions and police officers.

Meanwhile, as on previous days, law enforcement officers and police forces are present at today’s demonstration.

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