PM Rama Shares Update on Saranda’s “Sixth Road” Project, Aimed at Easing Traffic Congestion

Prime Minister Edi Rama has shared a video showing construction work on Saranda’s “Sixth Road,” highlighting the importance of the investment in improving road infrastructure and easing traffic congestion in the city.

According to Rama, the project aims to reduce traffic, make daily travel easier for residents, and provide better conditions for the thousands of tourists who visit Saranda every year.

“Less traffic, easier mobility for residents, and better conditions for the thousands of tourists who choose Saranda every year.

Construction work on the ‘Sixth Road’ and the opening of the tunnel are progressing rapidly, with completion expected next year, bringing to life one of Saranda’s most important infrastructure investments,” Rama wrote.

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