The second diaspora march
Bulevardi i Ri → Skanderbeg Square
The diaspora's second civic, peaceful march, from Bulevardi i Ri toward Skanderbeg Square, with around 1,000 participants, in support of the main protest.

The diaspora's third march in Tirana
A civic, symbolic, peaceful march toward the main protest. We walk in an organized way, only under the Albanian flag. No intention to block roads.
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Participation index
Follow the pulse of the protest: participation clearly documented on camera, across two months, with the key moments: from the 6 June surge to the 20 June diaspora peak.
Why we march
Like the Asian tigers of the last century.
All Albanians turn out when the motherland calls.
Past marches
A short history of the diaspora's previous marches.
Bulevardi i Ri → Skanderbeg Square
The diaspora's second civic, peaceful march, from Bulevardi i Ri toward Skanderbeg Square, with around 1,000 participants, in support of the main protest.
Bulevardi i Ri → Skanderbeg Square
The diaspora's first civic, peaceful march, from Bulevardi i Ri toward Skanderbeg Square, with around 3,000 participants, in support of the main protest.
The march
After two earlier marches, the diaspora returns for a third time. Everything for march day: the route and the principles.
Date: August 14-16, 2026
The march starts at Bulevardi i Ri at 18:30 and joins the main protest at Skanderbeg Square at 19:00.
The march starts from Bulevardi i Ri.
The diaspora joins the main protest at Skanderbeg Square.
These principles are the public premise of the march. They are not negotiable.
The march does not represent any political party, organization, or interest group.
Democratic rights are exercised with respect for the law and the people around us.
Insults, threats, provocation, discrimination, and incitement to violence are rejected.
The answer to provocation is calm, dignity, and a collective response.
Each participant is responsible for their own actions and statements.
What unites us is the future of Albania.
Keep it simple: water, light food, a steady pace, and shoes you have already tested. The goal is to arrive together and in good condition.
Drink water regularly during the walk. Bring a large bottle and refill whenever possible, especially because the day will be hot.
Bring bananas, sandwiches, nuts, or an energy bar. Eat small portions about every 2 hours.
We will stop for about 5 minutes every hour. Every 2 hours, we will take a longer break of about 15 minutes.
Wear walking trainers with soft soles. Do not wear new shoes without testing them first.
The route from Bulevardi i Ri to the square is shorter, but the pace should remain calm so the group stays together.
Keep it light, under 3 kg if possible. A waist strap helps distribute the weight.