Protests in the Albanian capital Tirana, held under the slogan "Albania is not for sale," continued on their 35th day. A large crowd gathered at Skanderbeg Square.
The demonstrators protested the sale of a beach in Zvernec as part of a tourism project allegedly linked to U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner. Carrying banners and placards, the crowd later marched with Albanian flags to the Prime Minister's Office on Martyrs of the Nation Boulevard.
After speeches in front of the Prime Minister's Office, the demonstrators continued their march through the streets of Tirana.
Prime Minister Edi Rama, in an interview with CNN, denied claims that the project in Zvernec belongs to the Trump family. Albanian media reported that the Special Prosecution Office has launched an investigation into the project.
On the fourth day of the protests, which began on May 30 and drew thousands of participants, police used water cannons against the demonstrators.
The project, which is alleged to be linked to Kushner, is said to have a cost of approximately $4 billion.