Citizens gathered an hour before the start of the parliamentary session to await the MPs who would be entering the building.

They brought eggs stamped with the name of Edi Rama and other MPs, as well as cowbells, to symbolically indicate that the lawmakers act on the prime minister’s orders.

“Rama’s sheep,” they chanted in unison.

At one moment they also rang the cowbells while addressing the MPs as “Rama’s sheep”.

Furthermore, the citizens declared that although there are 140 lawmakers in Parliament, in their view all of them are “illiterate.”

“140 MPs, all illiterate,” they stated.

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In the early hours of the morning, about two hours before the start of the plenary session, police began implementing security measures around the Parliament building.

These actions come in response to citizens’ announcement of a demonstration, which will be held this Monday, the same day lawmakers convene at 12:00.

According to obtained footage, a water cannon vehicle is positioned at the entrance of Parliament, accompanied by a metal fence. Authorities have also anticipated an increase in officer presence if tensions escalate during the protest.

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