Hundreds of Albanians from the diaspora have set out from various countries to take part in the national protest taking place today in Tirana.

Coming from England and various European Union countries, they have traveled for three consecutive days, forming a convoy of vehicles filled with red-and-black flags, national symbols and political slogans.

“Albania belongs to the Albanians” is one of the messages accompanying their vehicles on their journey to Albania.

The participants say they have traveled to the country to protest and convey a political message, calling for change and the departure of the current government.

Members of the Albanian diaspora say they encountered the greatest obstacles while crossing the border with Montenegro.

“We have been traveling to Albania for three days, and we encountered the greatest obstacles at the border with Montenegro,” some of the participants said.

Despite the problems encountered along the way, the convoy continued its journey and has now arrived at the Morinë border crossing, at the entrance to Albania.

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