Prime Minister Edi Rama has shared images of the new school built in the Astir area of Tirana, presenting the project as a promise that, according to him, is finally being put into practice.
What the published images show
In his post, Rama described the new school as a pledge being delivered in one of the most congested areas of the capital.
According to the version given by the prime minister, the building has been designed with 28 classrooms, laboratories, a library, a gym, and modern sports and recreational spaces for children and the community.
Political message for a public investment
The publication of the images was accompanied by a short political message, in which the head of government stressed that this was a commitment made earlier.
In the absence of other official data in this announcement, no additional details were made public about the cost of the investment, the full implementation timeline, or the school’s final capacity beyond the description given in the post.
Astir, an area under high urban pressure
Astir remains one of Tirana’s fastest-growing urban areas, where the need for educational infrastructure and public services has for years been a sensitive issue for residents.
In this context, every new investment in schools is presented by the government as a response to the area’s demand, although a full assessment of the building’s standards and functionality requires more than promotional images on social media.
Rama closed his message by wishing everyone a good day, while the focus of the post remained on the new school in Astir and the elements that, according to him, make up this investment.