Prime Minister Edi Rama held a meeting at the University of Vlora and then stopped at Aulona Park, along the city’s main boulevard, where he presented another promise of urban transformation. According to the statement made during the visit, this space is expected to be turned into a public area serving residents.
The visit to Vlora and the stop at Aulona Park
After the meeting at the University of Vlora, Rama also visited Aulona Park, an area located on one of the city’s main axes.
During this stop, he said the park would be turned into a public area, presenting the intervention as part of a new function for this urban space.
What the version presented on site envisages
According to the statements made during the visit, the area is intended to be transformed into a garden and green space for use by the citizens of Vlora.
Along the same lines, the project was presented as an intervention that would make this part of the city more accessible to residents.
An urban promise, but no public details on implementation
At this stage, no further details have been made public on the timeline, financing, or the concrete way in which the transformation of Aulona Park will be carried out.
For now, only the statement made by the prime minister on site remains, while for such a project, transparency on costs, procedures, and the real impact on the city remains essential.
Aulona Park has been presented as an area that could take on a new urban function in one of the central parts of Vlora.
In the absence of full public details, attention remains on how this promise will be translated into a concrete decision and a verifiable investment.