Lungomare 4 coastal promenade project advances in Radhima, Vlora

TIRANA, June 29 – Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images on social media from ongoing works on the “Lungomare 4” coastal promenade project in Radhima. He described the project as another milestone in the transformation of the Vlora coastline.

Meanwhile, Rama also published a video showing the progress of works and infrastructure changes along the coastal area. He said the investment gives a new tourism dimension to the southern region.

At the same time, Rama called the project another exemplary transformation in Radhima.

The project continues the development of the Vlora coastal promenade. It integrates pedestrian areas and urban green spaces. It also includes infrastructure to support tourism operators in Radhima. The intervention is expected to improve the region’s tourism offer.

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