THE STATE EXISTS, BUT HOW DO THEY ACT? To stop Sahim Krevati of the municipality acting in the cooperative municipality Once, when asked about the occurrence of [?], they replied that it had been done through proposals made by technical specialists and that the order of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers exists. This law had been made according to decision and order No. 205, and all of this was in implementation of the law. Such a case was in the center of the cooperative. Such orders have been issued by people who have also seized the cooperative's property. At a time when the people know well that decisions on land, housing and property must be implemented by law and not according to the orders of people who violate rights. Numerous problems have been raised in the village, but no one is taking responsibility. One of the residents said that these actions involved serious violations and that common property had been damaged. These issues require intervention by the relevant bodies. (continued on page 3)

President Berisha in Kuwait X with Kuwait: Albanian-Kuwaiti relations are rare. The two peoples have had and continue to have very good relations with each other. I also hold the people of Kuwait in high respect and admiration. The warm hospitality you are extending to our delegation makes our visit here in Kuwait even more pleasant. Second, I would like to inform you that Albania's foreign policy, which places at its center the establishment of good relations with all countries on the basis of mutual interest, is a policy of cooperation. Albania is being reformed and is inviting the world and foreign investors to come to Albania. Our country is open to foreign investment. We are laying the foundations of the rule of law and the market economy. Albania has entered the path of democratic reforms. On behalf of the Albanian delegation, I thank you once again for the warm hospitality. I wish all the best to the friendly people of Kuwait and to the relations of friendship between Albania and Kuwait. (continued on page 3)

Speech by President Berisha before the residents of Dibër REFORM WILL LEAD US TO EUROPE Speech by President Berisha before the residents of Dibër The scene for yesterday's visit by President Berisha to Dibër was magnificent. The citizens of Peshkopi, the residents of the district and the town, had come out to welcome the President of the Republic. More than 10,000 citizens had filled the square in front of the Executive Committee. The meeting of the distinguished body was organized with the residents of the district. The President greeted those present and spoke about democratic reforms, the economic situation, and the sacrifices demanded by the times. He emphasized that only the path of reforms, the rule of law, and the market economy can take Albania to Europe. (continued on page 3)

Let us remove in the ranks of PD Let us remove in the ranks of PD In the backstage of local politics, tensions, unacceptable actions and attempts to distort the democratic spirit have been observed. The article calls for more responsibility, respect for norms, and the preservation of unity within the ranks of the Democratic Party. The author focuses on specific cases and asks the leadership forums to take measures to avoid conflicts and strengthen organizational discipline. (continued on page 3)

Speech by Mr. Beqir Meçido to the authorities and the Army [?] Policy of reducing tensions, and dialogue and understanding - Speech by Mr. Beqir Meçido with cadres of the authorities and the Army - These days in the country, developments and efforts to maintain social calm are being closely followed. In this context, Mr. Beqir Meçido has spoken of the need to reduce tensions and promote dialogue between political forces and institutions. He stressed understanding, respect for the law, and the avoidance of provocations. Cadres of the authorities and the army are being called upon to show maturity and restraint. (continued on page 3)

The state and the citizen need law, responsibility and democratic culture. When these are lacking, misunderstandings, tensions and hasty actions arise. The article deals with cases of arbitrary behavior and the lack of argument in debate. The author calls for more civic responsibility, respect for institutions and public accountability. (continued on page 3)