Jared Kushner's ambition to establish a luxury resort on Albania's Adriatic coast has encountered significant resistance, as public protests grow against the project. The resort is proposed for the uninhabited Sazan island and the environmentally sensitive Vjosa-Narta area, home to various wildlife species. The protests, referred to as Albania's 'flamingo revolution,' symbolize widespread dissatisfaction with government corruption and a lack of transparency in land ownership and environmental assessments. Prime Minister Edi Rama has defended the project, calling it a crucial step for Albania's transformation into a high-end tourist destination, while also offering to engage with protesters. However, he remains firm that the investment will proceed. Investigations by Albania's Special Structure Against Corruption and Organized Crime are underway to examine the legality of land deals and the project's impact on protected areas. This situation has escalated from a local dispute into a national political crisis, uniting diverse groups in opposition to the current administration's policies.