Today the 45th protest in front of the Prime Minister’s Office: Citizens demand the removal of Rama

Today, Albania marks 45 consecutive days of citizen gatherings, as organizers have emphasized that the movement will not be suspended, despite the heat or the holiday period. This evening as well, just like every previous evening, citizens will gather in front of the government building to demand the removal of Prime Minister Edi Rama and a complete reform of the political system.

From an initial reaction to the Zvërneci project, this initiative has turned into a nationwide citizen wave that targets not only the executive but the entire political establishment. Every day, crowds have marched on “Dëshmorët e Kombit” Boulevard, displaying speeches, slogans, and emblems that have now become distinctive marks of this movement.

During last night’s gathering, participants reaffirmed their determination. Speakers announced that the resistance will continue uninterrupted throughout the entire summer season, until September, and called on both residents and the diaspora to stand by the square.

Even on the 44th day, the chants “Rama to prison, Berisha to prison,” “Revolution,” and “New Albania” were dominant. Activists, voices from the diaspora, and ordinary citizens took the podium, stressing the need to continue the resistance until the protest platform is fulfilled.

According to organizers, gatherings will be held every day, without a day off, throughout the summer – a period they consider the most crucial stages of the movement. They aim for pressure on the government not only to be maintained but also to increase until early autumn.

Carrying this spirit, the 45th day of protest begins today, as citizens will regroup in front of the Prime Minister’s Office to continue what they see as an open-ended resistance, without a deadline, until the cabinet falls.