11,000 people have been denounced STRIANI[?] COMPLAINT TIRANA — Forest workers are worth millions of lek, but they have also been arrested for illegal cutting. By 1992, 4,000 people had been processed; investigations are continuing, while another 11,000 cases are under review. Our country has 36 percent of its area covered by forests and pastures, but a good part of them has been damaged. Over the last five years, a considerable amount of timber has been illegally cut. According to specialists, the situation in many areas has become worrying. Referring to the data presented by forestry specialists, the economic damage is substantial. In various districts, massive forest cutting has been documented, especially in mountainous areas. Inspections have revealed numerous cases of abuse and indiscriminate exploitation of forest areas. To cope with this situation, the relevant bodies have taken punitive and preventive measures. However, according to official sources, it remains necessary to raise public awareness and strengthen forest protection. It has to be cut from the Albanian forests

A joint Albanian-Greek commission will be set up Rexhepi[?] LACI TIRANA — While thousands of Albanians are heading to Greece, the authorities are discussing ways to protect their rights. A joint Albanian-Greek commission is expected to be set up to address emigrants' problems and prevent abuses. According to official sources, the commission will deal with issues related to documentation, border crossing, employment, and treatment by local authorities. Public concern is growing over the conditions under which Albanian citizens are leaving and over the social consequences this phenomenon brings. The authorities say that greater cooperation between the two countries is needed to deal with the flow of emigrants. Meanwhile, the families of many young people are waiting for news about their relatives who have crossed the border.

TWO IN ALBANIA[?] The foundation is expected to come from his office TIRANA — Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi will leave today for Bulgaria, where he will pay an official visit. The talks are expected to focus on bilateral relations, economic cooperation, and regional issues. The visit is considered important for strengthening ties between the two countries in the context of political changes in the region. Official sources say that during his stay he will meet with senior Bulgarian officials. The agreements that may be reached are expected to affect trade, transport, and other areas of cooperation. The director of the International Culture Center draws attention: Nazia answers, what is at the top of the place?

TIRANA — The “Soros” Foundation, based in Tirana, has provided some information about its activities in Albania. Foundation representatives stated that projects in education, culture, and media are being supported. According to the announcement, the foundation has also helped supply equipment and materials to various institutions. A special part of the aid has been directed toward initiatives aimed at opening up society and strengthening democratic life. Sources close to the foundation said that its activities will expand in the coming months, including new support programs.

TIRANA — At a meeting with foreign representatives, aid and cooperation with Albania were discussed. The need to support reforms and stabilize the country was emphasized. According to sources, talks were held in Rome where requests for aid in various fields were presented, especially in the economy and services. Contacts are expected to continue in the coming weeks. Albanian representatives valued the interest of foreign partners and expressed readiness to deepen relations.

Success of Albanian Television TIRANA — The whole country will follow today's broadcasts with interest, and they are expected to attract great attention. The programs announced by Albanian Television are connected to developments that have aroused broad public interest. In the spotlight are the news, reports, and informational programs. Sources close to the television say measures have been taken to provide the fullest possible coverage of events. The public awaits the content of the broadcasts with curiosity and the way today's developments will be presented.

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I was a political prisoner when I was seven years old Enver Hoxha's dictatorship persecuted even children Rrondo LACI FEATURE — Memory drifts on with cries in Vienna and Italy. Albanian emigrants bring testimonies about the internment and suffering of their families. The account includes life in the Tepelenë camp, childhood memories, and the consequences of political persecution. The author describes the harsh conditions, fear, and daily uncertainty, as well as the efforts to survive. The text emphasizes the injustices of the regime and the scars left by the dictatorship. The account ends with a call not to forget the past and to bear witness to the truth.