Government declares Bylis and Orikum parks cultural heritage sites, approves Bushat and Delvinë zones

The Council of Ministers of Albania declared several sites immovable cultural heritage. It approved protection and management plans.

Authorities declared the Bylis Archaeological Park and Klos area cultural heritage. They approved zoning and preservation measures. They set rules for protection and administration.

The government also declared the Bushat archaeological Zone A in Bushat cultural heritage. It approved zoning and management plans.

Authorities declared the Orikum Archaeological Park immovable cultural heritage. They defined boundaries using national geodetic coordinates.

The government also declared an urban architectural ensemble in Delvinë cultural heritage. It approved the map and protection framework.

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