Opposition protest/Police: Here are the axes that will be restricted

2025-12-22 11:50:00, Aktualitet CNA

Tirana Police has taken measures to guarantee public order, implement the rights and freedoms of citizens and protest participants.

As a result of the protest, there will be restrictions on several road axes.

Police notification

Representatives of the political entity Democratic Party of Albania have notified the Tirana Police of the holding of a rally today, which will start at 6:00 PM in front of the Prime Minister's Office.

Based on and in implementation of the law "On Gatherings", the Tirana Police has undertaken all measures to guarantee public order, enforce the rights and freedoms of citizens and participants in gatherings, as well as protect public and private property.

In implementation of these measures, in order to guarantee the smooth running of the rally, movement will be restricted on several road axes/segments today, specifically:

-From 14:00, vehicles will not be allowed to park on "Dëshmorët e Kombit" boulevard, on "Mother Teresa" square, on "Ismail Qemali" street, from the intersection of Elbasani Street with "Ibrahim Rrugova" street, on "Papa Gjon Pali II" street, on "Jeanne D'Ark" boulevard and "Bajram Curri" boulevard, from the intersection of Elbasani Street with "Ibrahim Rugova" street;

-From 2:00 PM until the end of the rally, there will be a traffic jam on "Dëshmorët e Kombit" Boulevard, from the intersection near the Ministry of Interior to "Mother Teresa" Square, as well as on "Ukraine e Lirë", "Papa John Paul II" and "Ismail Qemali" streets.

Depending on the development of the rally, there may be restrictions on vehicle traffic on other road axes. In case of blockage, to help citizens who will circulate on these axes, Tirana Police has taken measures to divert vehicle traffic to alternative routes.

Tirana Police appeal to citizens to avoid driving on the road axes that will be blocked and to use alternative routes, so as not to impede the free movement of participants in the rally./ CNA