Orikum Main Boulevard Transformed with New Green Spaces and Public Areas

The town of Orikum is ready to welcome visitors this summer with a newly transformed main boulevard. Edi Rama shared images of the project on social media.

He said the investment is changing both the urban landscape and daily life in the coastal town. The project adds more public spaces and green areas.

It also introduces modern infrastructure for residents and visitors. The new boulevard improves movement for pedestrians. It also creates better conditions for local businesses.

In addition, it offers a more attractive environment for tourists during the summer season. The upgrade aims to turn Orikum into a modern and functional urban center.

Finally, new lighting, upgraded sidewalks, and decorative elements give the town a refreshed look.

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