Tirana will be armored to guarantee the success of the work of the Summit between the European Union and the Western Balkans that will be held in Tirana on December 6.
The summit that brings together the leaders of the old continent will be held in the private premises of the National Arena.
About 1,500 officers are expected to be on the ground, while numerous road axes will be blocked for the passage of the delegations.
The level of security measures anticipates those undertaken when former US Secretary of State John Kerry or Pope Francis visited Tirana.
The staff of the delegations that will visit Tirana have also been included in the drafting of security measures.
A part of the officers will accompany the delegations from the "Mother Teresa" International Airport to the center of the capital. After their arrival in Tirana, except for staff and accredited persons, it will be impossible to pass the security perimeter that starts from the Prime Minister's Office in the direction of the Palace of Congresses and around the "Air Albania" stadium.
After the official reception of the delegations by the head of the Albanian government, the meeting with closed doors is scheduled to start at around 10:30.
And on December 6, the Democratic Party led by Sali Berisha called a national protest. The chief democrat has declared that the protest will be calm and peaceful.