Tirana again saw a gathering outside the Prime Minister’s Office, in what organizers presented as the 110th consecutive protest against what they call the old political class. After the gathering and speeches, the protest moved toward Police Station No. 1, while a police presence and a water tanker were seen near the crowd.
Gathering outside the Prime Minister’s Office
Protesters gathered outside the Prime Minister’s Office building in Tirana, where they held their latest protest against the government and the political class they oppose.
After arriving in the square in front of the Prime Minister’s Office, organizers and representatives of the gathering delivered speeches to participants.
Opposition to the government and warning of continuation
During the gathering, opposition to the government was expressed, while organizers warned that the protests would continue in the days ahead.
This stance shows that the protest is being kept as sustained pressure in the public space, not simply as another symbolic appearance.
March toward Police Station No. 1
After the first part of the gathering ended, protesters marched toward Police Station No. 1.
The move toward the police station was linked to the presence there of protesters escorted by police during tensions reported earlier.
Police at parliament, water tanker near the crowd
Meanwhile, police forces were deployed at the entrance to parliament, where the plenary session was taking place.
A water tanker was also positioned near the crowd, a detail that adds attention to the measures taken on the ground and the way authorities are managing the protest.
The scene on the ground showed another day of confrontation between protesters and the state apparatus in central Tirana, with the gathering moving from the Prime Minister’s Office toward Police Station No. 1.
At this stage, public developments remain focused on the march, the police presence and the organizers’ signal that the protest is not ending with this gathering.