The government has a draft law on integrated waste management ready.
Prime Minister Edi Rama said that this is the most challenging chapter on the path to the EU.
It is envisaged that a national Waste Treatment Operator will be established.
" Starting from the Municipality of Lezha, which continues to lead by example in cleanliness, continuing with Shkodra, Durrës, Himara and beyond, things have gone better than last year, there is an encouraging improvement."
The problem remains the lack of uniformity, because there are several problematic areas along the coastline, and in the meantime, we must continue at a pace regarding reforms and legal measures, also in function of the ambition and priority national objective of EU membership at the end of this decade.
With Himara and beyond, things have gone better than last year. There is an encouraging improvement. We must continue at an even higher pace in terms of reforms and legal measures in function of the priority national objective of EU membership by the end of this decade.
"I want everyone without exception, at all levels and territories who have a public function, whether elected or as a state employee related to all environmental issues, to judge for themselves that this is the most challenging chapter of the negotiations and the path to the EU ," Rama said.