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Meta has done his duty as a patriot and prime minister Prime Minister Ilir Meta, according to information coming from the press, raised the Çam issue with the Greek prime minister and received a strong reaction from him. I welcome Mr. Meta’s initiative. The first duty of a prime minister is to be a patriot and defend the nation, and it seems to me this is the first time a prime minister has openly raised this issue with the Greek government. This is a major problem left over from the past, and what is being asked of the Greek side is to show goodwill and begin resolving this problem. It is widely known that 200,000 Çam people were forcibly displaced from their homes during and after the Second World War. It is also known, under international conventions and agreements, the Charter of the United Nations, the Helsinki Charter, and other European charters signed by Greece as well, that private property is inviolable. The Çam people left their homes there and were driven from their properties. What is being asked is that these properties be recognized as a first step toward understanding. Continued on Page 3

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