Tree cutting begins at Humanities Faculty building in Korçë, where French Lyceum is expected to be built

Tree cutting has begun on the grounds of the Humanities Faculty building at Fan S. Noli University in Korçë, in an area where construction work is expected to begin as part of plans to bring the French Lyceum back to the city.

While the project to restore this educational institution has attracted public attention, it remains unclear on what legal basis the current work is being carried out at the site where the lyceum is planned to be built.

According to preliminary information, it has not yet been confirmed whether a construction permit has been issued for the French Lyceum project. This raises questions about the procedures followed before the tree cutting began and whether the necessary authorizations were obtained.

For now, it remains unclear who authorized the removal of the trees, what documentation has been approved for the work, and whether all legal procedures were completed before the work began.

A response is expected from the relevant authorities to clarify the circumstances surrounding the tree cutting and provide an update on the project to bring the French Lyceum back to Korçë.

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