Balla holds public dialogue with citizens in Vorë

Taulant Balla met citizens in Vorë together with Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu. They held a public discussion focused on EU integration and national development.

Balla stressed Albania’s strategic goal of joining the European Union. He said “Albania 2030 in the EU” represents the country’s main challenge. He stated that Albania is closer than ever to achieving this objective.

He linked EU integration to better living standards. He said economic growth and tourism have created new opportunities for investment and local development.

Balla also addressed post-earthquake reconstruction after 2019. He said 90% of the rebuilding process in Vorë is complete. He promised that remaining families will soon receive new homes. He added that the government will fully complete the reconstruction program.

He thanked citizens for their support. He said EU integration and economic development require cooperation and continuous commitment at all levels.

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