Artists join student protest alongside lecturers, doctors and businesses: Gathering tomorrow at 11:00 outside the Prime Minister’s Office

The Independent Union of Art, Culture and Media of Albania will also join the nationwide protest on October 24, expressing its support for students, young people and citizens.

In its public appeal, the union calls on its members, artists, and culture and media workers to gather tomorrow at 11:00 outside the Prime Minister’s Office.

According to the announcement, its involvement in the protest stems both from a civic duty toward Albania’s future and from the need to defend workers’ rights. The union points out that, beyond being employees, its members are also parents and citizens who bear responsibility for the country’s future.

The demands include wages and pensions that ensure dignity, safe working conditions, social protection and the right to speak without fear. The union stresses that its duty is to support people, defend their dignity and give voice to these demands.

According to the statement, participation in the square will be active and peaceful. Art, culture and free expression will be used to support citizens, with the conviction that collective efforts can create a future that gives young people reasons to stay and hope to move forward.

The union concludes its appeal by calling for unity in defending dignity and rights, and for a future that offers hope.

In its full announcement, the Independent Union of Art, Culture and Media of Albania invites its members, artists, and culture and media workers to take part in the nationwide protest in support of students, young people and citizens.

It emphasizes that they, too, share responsibility for the country’s future as working people, parents and citizens.

In keeping with its mission as a trade union, the organization pledges to stand alongside people and defend their dignity, calling for decent wages and pensions, workplace safety, social protection and the ability to speak without fear.

Through its statement, the union confirms that it will be in the square tomorrow, participating actively and peacefully and supporting citizens through art, culture and free expression. It expresses its belief that unity can build a future that encourages young people to stay and gives them hope to keep moving forward.

The gathering is scheduled for tomorrow at 11:00 outside the Prime Minister’s Office. The appeal closes with a call to stand together in defense of dignity, rights and a hopeful future.