FUSHË-ARRËZ, Albania – Albanian singer and artist Anjeza Ndoj, who has lived in the United States for many years, has publicly voiced her support for the citizens of Fushë-Arrëz as protests continue against the proposed dissolution of the municipality under Albania's administrative reform.
"Following the recent discussions about the possible dissolution of the Municipality of Fushë-Arrëz, I also want to raise my voice and say no to this decision. This issue concerns me and the entire community—everyone who belongs to that place in spirit or in person. Our town should not experience this loss. It must remain untouched because it is the legacy left to us by our ancestors."
Her statement adds another well-known public voice to those supporting the residents of Fushë-Arrëz, who have been organizing demonstrations against the proposed administrative changes.
The protests have focused on preserving the municipality's administrative status, with participants arguing that maintaining local institutions is essential for public services, community identity, and the future development of the area.
Anjeza Ndoj's message has been welcomed by many supporters of the movement, who say every expression of solidarity strengthens the campaign to protect the municipality and ensure that the voices of Fushë-Arrëz residents are heard.
