The minister highlighted the park’s importance. It combines wetlands, the Lake Butrint, the Vivari Channel, Mediterranean forests, and thousands of years of history.

The park has rich flora. It includes laurel, hornbeam, oak, and wetland plants.

Its fauna is diverse. It includes otters, turtles, lagoon fish, and many birds. These include herons, wild ducks, and cormorants.

Jaupaj called the park a major biodiversity asset. It is part of UNESCO World Heritage.

The park shows harmony between nature and culture. It supports sustainable tourism in Albania.

The minister stressed protection and sustainable management. He said the park can serve as a model for ecosystem conservation and cultural promotion.

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