
At a time when protests in the country have entered their 9th day and are being accompanied by even more massive participation every day, the European Union delegation in Albania has made an official response calling for the protection of nature.
Although the head of government, Edi Rama, has announced that he will not withdraw from the Zvërnec and Sazan projects, the protesters have set a series of conditions, which begin with the resignation of the prime minister and the cancellation of projects that violate nature, such as in Zvërnec or at least the mountains, which they consider as the sale of Albanian property.
In their message, the EU delegation called on institutions to protect nature while they have time.

" A bird's song is more than a sound, it is a sign of a living, breathing nature."
Over 49% of the world's bird species are in decline, a clear signal that the balance of ecosystems is being tested.
Birds are essential to nature: they disperse seeds, control insects, and help ecosystems function healthily.
But habitat loss and pollution are pushing many species towards extinction, making nature more silent every day. Protect natural habitats, before the sky is left without birdsong. Protect nature, while you still have time,” the EU delegation emphasizes.