The fourth diaspora march
Mother Teresa Square → Skanderbeg Square
The diaspora's fourth civic, peaceful march, from Mother Teresa Square toward Skanderbeg Square, with around 250 participants, in support of the national protest.
The diaspora march
We march together, under the Albanian flag.
Why we march, what we have done so far, the next march and the shared clothing.
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To put Albania on the path of accelerated development
Like the Asian tigers of the last century.
All Albanians turn out when the motherland calls.
- The non-negotiable resignation of the Prime Minister and the government.
- The creation of a non-partisan, transitional technical government with a 12-month mandate.
- Constitutional amendments making all Albanian citizens equal before the law, approved by popular referendum, including among others:
- Reform of the Electoral Code.
- Reform of the law on the financing of political parties and other organizations.
- Limiting the office of Prime Minister to no more than two terms, full or partial, over an individual's entire political life.
- In parallel, we demand:
- Reversal of the changes made to the law on "Protected Areas".
- Reversal of the changes made to the law on "Cultural Heritage".
- Repeal of the legal package known as the "Mountains Package".
- Repeal of the status and legal framework for "Strategic Investments".
- A new social contract between citizens and the state, drafted after consultation with intellectuals, technical experts, and non-partisan citizens proposed by the protest square.
Past marches
What we have done so far
A short history of the diaspora's previous marches.
The third diaspora march
Bulevardi i Ri → Skanderbeg Square
The diaspora's third civic, peaceful march, three evenings in a row from Bulevardi i Ri toward Skanderbeg Square, with around 500 participants in total, in support of the main protest.
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 first diaspora march
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
The next march
The date of the next march will be announced. Everything for march day: the route and the principles.
From Mother Teresa Square toward Skanderbeg Square
Date: TBA
The march starts at Mother Teresa Square, in front of the Polytechnic University of Tirana, at 19:00 and joins the main protest at Skanderbeg Square at 19:15.
- 19:00
Mother Teresa Square
The march starts from Mother Teresa Square, in front of the Polytechnic University of Tirana.
- 19:15
Skanderbeg Square
The diaspora joins the main protest at Skanderbeg Square.
Civic discipline and the Albanian flag only
These principles are the public premise of the march. They are not negotiable.
Only under the Albanian flag
The march does not represent any political party, organization, or interest group.
Peaceful civic protest
Democratic rights are exercised with respect for the law and the people around us.
Respect for each other
Insults, threats, provocation, discrimination, and incitement to violence are rejected.
Calm in the face of provocation
The answer to provocation is calm, dignity, and a collective response.
Personal responsibility
Each participant is responsible for their own actions and statements.
Unity beyond beliefs
What unites us is the future of Albania.
Prepare for a long walk on asphalt
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.
Water
Drink water regularly during the walk. Bring a large bottle and refill whenever possible, especially because the day will be hot.
Food
Bring bananas, sandwiches, nuts, or an energy bar. Eat small portions about every 2 hours.
Breaks
We will stop for about 5 minutes every hour. Every 2 hours, we will take a longer break of about 15 minutes.
Shoes
Wear walking trainers with soft soles. Do not wear new shoes without testing them first.
Fatigue
The route from Mother Teresa Square to Skanderbeg Square is short, about a 15 minute walk, but the pace should remain calm so the group stays together.
Bag
Keep it light, under 3 kg if possible. A waist strap helps distribute the weight.
