In the 108th protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, activist Arben Kola called for the continuation of the protests and increased public pressure on the government.
During his speech, Kola called for the arrest of senior officials, also addressing the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) to continue with investigations and arrests.
He called on SPAK to continue with the arrests, describing this institution as important for what he considers the liberation of the country from the mafia's grip.
"We call on SPAK: continue with the arrests. The only institution that makes it possible to free Albania from the grip of the anti-Albanian mafia, led by Rama," the activist declared.
Kola has issued a call to citizens for Thursday's protest, announcing that Parliament will meet at 10:00 AM for a plenary session.
Kola declared that five laws will be urgently passed in this session, which he described as "anti-Albanian" and which, according to him, aim to rob Albanians of their property.
The activist called on citizens to gather in front of Parliament, describing it as the place to confront "criminals and traitors."
"An important announcement, on Thursday, the Crimean Parliament will reconvene again at 10:00 AM, to urgently pass 5 anti-Albanian laws, which are for the robbery of Albanians.
"Therefore, whoever says I want escalation, there is the square, there is the square, there are the criminals, there are the traitors. Don't make excuses! On Thursday, at 10:00, everyone at the Crime Parliament ," said the activist.
According to the agenda announced by the Assembly, MPs will hold four urgent interpellations with the Ministers of Environment, Internal Affairs, Education and Health, requested by a group of MPs from the Democratic Party.
The session will also include an interpellation with the Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Enea Karakaçi, requested by MP Blendi Himçi.
Next, the Assembly will vote on several draft laws, including the ratification of the Convention on the Establishment of the International Claims Commission for Ukraine and the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law.
The agenda also includes changes to the law on the status of judges and prosecutors, a draft law on designs, and changes to the law on the takeover of companies with a public offering.