PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH SENATE, RENE MONORY OF THE EUROPEAN BANK FOR DEVELOPMENT AND RECONSTRUCTION A. Z. RON BRIAN Yesterday, present at the press conference at the “Tirana” hotel, Mr. Monory greeted, on behalf of the PS, the Albanian government and President Sali Berisha, for their courage and persistence in implementing reforms. Among other things he said that Albanians believe in democracy and in their political changes, while the international community supports Albania on the path of transformation. “You belong in Europe,” he said, stressing that economic and political cooperation with Albania will expand. In this context, he also mentioned the interest of European banks in the development of the Albanian economy and the prospect of investments. In his speech, A. Z. Ron Brian emphasized that the institution he represents will continue to support economic reforms and the stabilization of the country, considering Albania an important partner in the region. He praised the government’s efforts to create better conditions for foreign investors and for the functioning of the market. According to him, the progress of the reforms is encouraging and shows a clear orientation toward a free-market economy.

I am for deep changes in the government I call on the President and the Prime Minister to turn the value they place on Albanian talent into reality through their inclusion in the highest state bodies The statement by Mr. “P.D.” published yesterday on amnesty, supposedly as a statement of the DP Parliamentary Group, has drawn the attention of many political and social circles. Although a collective position of the DP Parliamentary Group had no direct connection with this statement, it has prompted many deputies to speak out about the amnesty issue and about changes in the government. A group of 25 deputies has requested that the amnesty issue be discussed soon in Parliament. In the discussions held, it was pointed out that the act of amnesty must be based on legal, humane, and social principles, without undermining public order and the fight against crime. On the other hand, it was requested that the government show greater openness to Albanian talent and that this be made concrete through their inclusion in the highest state bodies. These positions were presented as part of a broader debate on reforming governance and consolidating democratic institutions.

PDH, Mrs. Flutura Açka Is PS in a period of electoral problems, and the changes in government will be explained in due course[?] The General Presidency of the DP? The Editor-in-Chief[?] one day in mid-April[?] This is, meanwhile, a question linked to the framework of recent political events. In the conversation, Mrs. Flutura Açka speaks about organizational problems, the role of Albanian women in public life, and the need for greater representation of women in state institutions. She emphasizes education, emancipation, and the active participation of women in politics and decision-making. According to her, democratic transformations must be accompanied by changes in mentality and by real support for the Albanian family. She also addresses the social and economic issues affecting women, especially unemployment, lack of infrastructure, and poverty, calling for more concrete policies to improve the situation. The interview is presented as a call for civic mobilization and greater involvement of women in democratic processes. Mrs. Flutura [?], one of the founders of the National Council

Scandal Euro-Socialist MP Pandeli Majko accuses: “There are pro-Serb individuals in the SP..." “Leaders of the PSH ‘fabricate’ a delegation which in Sllallin[?] signs for peaceful neighborliness...” Nano’s EPILOGUE Some facts that Mr. “P.D.” based on what Mr. Majko asserts: Among other things, in a public reaction he pointed out that in the SP there are individuals with pro-Serb attitudes, accusing certain leaders of having fabricated delegations and taken political actions contrary to national interests. The article brings a series of polemical comments about the role of Fatos Nano and about the orientation of the political force in relation to the national question and developments in the region. Further on, internal debates within the SP are also mentioned, presented as a sign of ideological splits and rivalry for leadership. The text has an accusatory tone and aims to emphasize the danger of closeness to pro-Serb circles at a politically sensitive moment for the country.

Let us continue resolutely the reform of the constitutional regime of pre-electoral dictatorships The latest political developments have given the analysis and theses[?] new meaning regarding the significance of democratic processes. This article argues that institutional reform must continue with determination, without retreating from the fundamental principles of the rule of law. The author dwells on the need for political responsibility, for better functioning of the branches of power, and for a new constitutional culture. The text also raises questions about the role of the opposition, about relations between institutions, and about preserving democratic balances. The article treats these as part of a long-term challenge of building a stable constitutional and political order. (Continues on page 2)

It is argued that part of the public debate has shifted from justice issues to the political calculations of the moment. The author notes that pardon and amnesty cannot replace the need to build strong institutions and a credible justice system. He adds that broad political cooperation would be useful only if it is based on clear principles and not on unstable compromises. In conclusion, it is emphasized that institutional stability and public trust are built through transparency, equality before the law, and the responsibility of the political class.

In the short column, NATO is mentioned along with discussions related to security in the region. The text is partly illegible, but it appears to be related to statements or high-level meetings and to general security issues. (Continues on page 2)

The activity of the meetings of the permanent commissions continued... [?] The activity of the meetings of the permanent commissions continued. This item reports on discussions related to the economy, investments, and public administration issues. Parts of the text are illegible due to the quality of the photo, but it is clear that the material is informational and institutional in nature. (Continues on page 2)

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