equality before the law, competence, opportunities and equal participation Interview with the chairman of the Party for Equality, Right and Integration, Arben Imami, on the problems in Kosovo and Albania-West relations Mr. Imami, and Mr. Mediu’s statement last night, what is it, the opposition withdrawn to the CEC agreement on Kosovo concentration? Is your candidacy included in the subject? Do you have the chance to carry out political unification in the constitution Central Commission? Under the circumstances in which an electoral process has begun, the entire political community is interested in building an agreement with the political forces in order to ensure good governance of the country. Some members of the CEC have focused their attention on solving technical problems, bearing above all in mind Western standards. This does not mean that there is no possibility of broader political dialogue, but such a matter must be handled with responsibility and seriousness. The electoral law, which was made by the two main political forces, PD and PS, has always had the element of competition within it. I do not believe that Albania today should accept double standards. On the contrary, we need a system in which the rules are clear and apply equally to everyone. In his statement, Mediu has implied that the opposition on Kosovo concentration will increasingly be linked to regional developments and to relations with the West. Naturally, the events in Kosovo have placed Albania before a major test. But our response must be institutional and not rhetorical. We need functional institutions and an administration that respects the law. Only in this way can the country gain credibility with international partners. If there is one lesson from the recent period, it is that Albanian politics must move out of narrow exclusionary schemes and make room for equal participation. That is also why we insist on the principles of equality before the law, competence, and equal opportunities. Agents of airline companies are being investigated

A study in the country reveals the loss of Albanian intellectuals. According to Albania[?], 2,000 scientific workers complete university studies. Morality is eliminated as well. The latest survey: only a few thousand pensions lower only by 4.2 percent. Regions with 82 percent end up with emigration at 7 percent. In absolute terms, 52.4 percent Among intellectual emigrants, 67 percent are men. Republika has the right to publish only part of the conclusions of the UN report on migration movements in Albania. The data show that among more than 153 interviewees, 67 percent are male and 32 percent female. During the years covered. Tirana with 82 percent Overall, among all interviewees, it turns out that those with a high level of education account for 20.4 percent 7.4 percent. Combined with 2.4 percent In 1998, some studies on migration were made, the situation for the year 1999

Godo: No more incidents on the border with Macedonia p. 3 Pollo: PD, the colossus with feet of clay p. 5 Liri[?]ceci: We will not accept the punishment of Albania p. 3 Clark declares: NATO is closely following what is happening in Montenegro p. 4 Agents of airline companies are being investigated

The majority accepts the principle of equality in elections p. 2 Garuli: The electoral draft law protects the right to referendum p. 3 Expired food is blocked p. 6 Serbian forces increase in Eastern Kosovo p. 4

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