Johnny Vorpsey

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20 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 5 Jun

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We are talking for a project that will be built inside one of the most important coastal wetlands and it's part of the protected area.
This project is incompatible with the criteria of a protected area.
So we are talking for a project that will be built inside one of the most important coastal wetlands and it's part of the protected area.
And the size of it, it's the size of a new city.
So from what has been stated, it's a 10,000 rooms project project
in what used to be the core, the more strict area of the protected landscape.
So that's the reason why we oppose it.
These half-truths are what are misleading the whole case, because there might be private land, for sure, and there are private lands inside the protected areas in Albania, but just imagine if everyone would...
develop as they wanted the private land in the protected area then we wouldn't have protected areas we would have cities another one could do a nuclear power plant i don't know like if anyone does what they want to do in a protected area if that's part of their private property then the protected area doesn't make sense at all
Yes.
I mean, there should be place for such developments, of course.
And Albania has 80% of its territory open to this development because only 20% of the territory of Albania is a protected area.
And meanwhile, the rest, it's not a protected area.
So it's just in the wrong place, you think?
Definitely.
We are not talking about not having such investment.
Of course, every investment should go along the procedures.
But in this case, inside the most intact delta in the Mediterranean, the most amazing wetland in Albania and in the Mediterranean, to transform it from a very unique site to a special place, then it would be an inferior decision
from the Albanian authorities to give up on that amazing nature there for an ordinary city that could be built elsewhere in Albania.
There could be the case, but I think there is mostly the pure business in there.
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