Medical students took to the streets again in Tirana, entering the 11th day of their mobilization. This Friday, they began a march toward the Prime Minister’s Office, in another public display of pressure on the government.
March toward the government building
Dressed in white uniforms and surgical masks, the students headed toward the Prime Minister’s Office to join the gathering in front of the government building.
Their presence with the symbols of their profession turned the march into a direct public and political message, at a time when the protest has lasted for 11 days.
The protest enters its 11th day
This Friday’s gathering marks the 11th day of the medical students’ protest in the capital.
The continuation of the protest shows that the movement did not end with a symbolic appearance, but is keeping pressure on in central Tirana.
Lecturers in front of the Prime Minister’s Office
Several lecturers were also seen at the protest, coming out in front of the Prime Minister’s Office and joining the students.
Their participation gives the gathering additional academic support, at a time when the institutional response to the students’ demands remains at the center of attention.
The protest took place in front of the Prime Minister’s Office, where the medical students are focusing their public message on the 11th day of mobilization.
So far, in the footage and information made public, the focus remains on the march, the presence of students in white coats, and the support of several lecturers at the gathering.