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TIRANA, Nov. 26 – The rehabilitation of tourist road segments will be a priority for the government budget next year, according to the transport ministry. That means the rehabilitation of tourist roads in the beaches of Durres, Divjaka, Seman, Patok, Velipoja, Shengjin, Spille and other places. The plan also covers the rehabilitation of the southwestern Riviera road segment, costing 486 million leks.

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