Prime Minister Edi Rama has reacted to the action carried out in recent days by IKMT in several cities across the country, to free up public spaces.
Through a post on the social network 'X', Rama has announced profound reforms, such as those for the control and development of the territory, drinking water service, oil and medicine supply, etc., writes A2 CNN.
For the tolerance towards what he describes as 'deserted lands', Rama also blames the territorial protection inspectorates and municipal police, which, according to the head of government, have become part of the problem.
Rama's post:
Tolerance towards lands razed at the expense of the community or permits with violations at the expense of the city, which have been accepted by local government as fellow travelers of urban life, while territorial protection inspectorates and municipal police have become in most cases part of the problem, will be fundamentally addressed with a new legal reform of territorial control and development, for which we have started work in parallel with several new reforms of the drinking water service, the waste cleaning and processing system, the supply of oil and medicines to the people, as well as the hospital service, which will be the entry points on the path of our fourth mandate for Albania 2030 in the European Union. (A2 Televizion)
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