Citizens will gather outside the Prime Minister’s Office again this afternoon as the anti-government protest enters its 61st day and continues its daily mobilization.

The initiative, which initially began in response to developments in Zvërnec, has now turned into a daily citizens’ movement.

For more than two months, protesters have taken to the streets of Tirana to oppose the government and what they describe as the political establishment.

Over the past 60 days, rallies and marches have been held along the capital’s main roads. Participants have repeatedly demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, free elections, and a change in the way the country is governed.

During the previous day’s rally, activists again said they would not back down. According to them, the two months of protests demonstrate citizens’ resilience, while the mobilization will continue until the stated objectives are achieved.

After gathering outside the Prime Minister’s Office, the protesters held their nightly march through the streets of Tirana. As they marched, they repeated the chants “Rama, go,” “Resign,” “A New Albania,” and “Revolution.”

The same format is expected to be followed today. The rally will begin outside the Prime Minister’s Office, where activists and citizens will speak, after which participants will march along several of the capital’s main roads.

Organizers have stressed that the protest will continue without interruption. They say citizens will take to the streets every day until their demands for the government’s removal and a change in the political class are met.

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