The Parliament building has been surrounded by a large number of State Police officers, who have erected barriers and blocked access to all roads leading to it ahead of the protest announced for today.

To prevent incidents similar to those in the past, police have increased their presence on the ground and sealed off the main routes near Parliament.

The blocked areas include the intersection on Elbasan Street, the area in front of the Art Gallery and the Interior Ministry, as well as the stretch leading toward the former Democratic Party headquarters.

The authorities’ main challenge remains ensuring that the parliamentary session proceeds smoothly and maintaining order around the institution’s outer perimeter.

Once again, the rally organizers have called for a mass gathering outside the legislature’s headquarters. The possibility that the situation could escalate into tensions and clashes with law enforcement officers or lawmakers heading into the chamber cannot be ruled out, as occurred during the events of July 23.

Meanwhile, the protest is expected to bring the opposition’s demands toward the government and Prime Minister Edi Rama back to the center of the debate. Rama has unveiled a platform titled “Besa” in response to the claims raised by the protesters.

Observers will focus on how the gathering is managed and whether events unfold peacefully or mark another episode of confrontation.

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