The excavation work for the Great Ring Road of Tirana is a critical aspect of this major infrastructure project. The 27-kilometer road, designed to encircle the capital and improve traffic flow, requires extensive groundwork to prepare for construction. The excavation involves removing soil and rock to create a stable foundation for the road and its associated structures.

This phase is essential for accommodating the various segments of the road, which include connections to major highways such as Arbri Street, Elbasan, and Durrës. The excavation also prepares the site for the installation of necessary infrastructure, such as drainage systems and underpasses, ensuring the road's stability and longevity.

As the project progresses, significant progress has been made in the excavation of several sections, with careful attention to maintaining the project's timeline and quality standards. This work is fundamental to the overall success of the Great Ring Road, which is expected to be fully operational by 2025, providing enhanced connectivity and supporting Tirana's economic and social development.