Prime Minister Edi Rama and the Minister of Interior, Ervin Hoxha, participated in the presentation of the survey on citizens' perception of the level of security and trust in the State Police.
According to a survey funded by the Swedish government, 82% of citizens declare that they feel safe in their residential areas, a result that, according to the Prime Minister, is a merit of the dedication of the State Police.
During his speech, Rama announced a new project to strengthen public safety, through a modern camera surveillance system in 20 cities across the country. This system will be monitored in dedicated rooms and will focus mainly on road traffic and the identification of violators.
Rama: This is an important reason today, to share some thoughts. The only stable state is one in which people are equal before the law, says Aristotle. It has been confirmed to us by the opening of negotiations with the EU, which are not a gift or a simple political decision, but are a statement of the progress made in the first place in being equal before the law and, on the other hand, puts us in front of the continuous challenge of that level of equality, which increases the sustainability of individual freedom and the rule of law. Today I came here because first of all, the community security council deserves a special interest, that the police is not only a public service, but of many factors. Starting first of all, from every parent of this Republic, citizens are the basis of security. We will have an epochal transformation in terms of camera surveillance of cities, with a focus on road traffic, violations and violators. A system based on the latest digital technology. Monitoring rooms in cities that will have this system. It will start with 20 cities.