The Agency of Parks and Recreation has transformed one of Tirana’s busiest roundabouts by planting more than 9,000 decorative plants.

After three weeks of intensive work, the agency completed the renovation of the roundabout near the Artificial Lake Park, giving the area a fresh look with new greenery and colorful flowers.

The space, which once served only as a transit point, has now become a decorative feature that adds color, vitality and harmony to the capital’s urban landscape.

The project introduced a total of 9,552 decorative plants, including 2,100 ornamental shrubs, 4,768 decorative flowers and 2,684 potted flower seedlings.

According to the Agency of Parks and Recreation, the investment is part of ongoing efforts to improve public spaces and create a greener, cleaner and more attractive environment for citizens.

Through these urban landscaping projects, Tirana continues to expand its green areas and enhance the quality of public spaces across the capital.

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