Day 16 of Protests: Citizens March Toward the Prime Minister’s Office in Tirana

As on previous days, activists and citizens gathered once again on Monday, marking the 16th day of protests. After assembling in Skanderbeg Square, they began marching along Dëshmorët e Kombit Boulevard toward the Prime Minister’s Office.

The protesters chanted slogans including: “Resign,” “Edi Rama, traitor, resign as soon as possible,” “Edi Rama, face the people, they are coming,” “Rama to prison, Berisha to prison,” and “Rama, resign.”

The demonstration is part of the ongoing protest movement that has continued for more than two weeks, with participants reiterating their calls for political accountability and government resignation.

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