It is to Parliament's credit to grant amnesty... When dialogue between political forces replaces polemics, solutions are more credible It is to Parliament's credit to grant amnesty... When dialogue between political forces replaces polemics, solutions are more credible Often, even the rhetoric of the pofave, which we exclude and accuse of having opposed amnesty, is seen as a good moment to give a clear answer. Nevertheless, one thing should not be left unmentioned: creating a climate of political understanding is the only way to avoid unnecessary confrontations and conflicts. We have consistently emphasized that mutual concessions, in order to reach a political agreement, are not a sign of weakness, but of maturity. That is precisely why a democratic country gives special importance to parliamentarism, not as a formula, but as a civilized way of resolving crises. If amnesty is handled responsibly and not with resentment, then it can become a gesture that strengthens citizens' trust in institutions. Otherwise, any use of it for propaganda purposes would be a waste of time and a blow to the political climate. In the final analysis, what politics is expected to offer are not grand words, but wise decisions.

Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi received 7 representatives of the European Bank for Development and Ron Trinan Aleksandër Meksi met with a group of representatives of the European Bank for Development, who are in Tirana. During the discussion, issues related to financing projects, support for reforms, and the involvement of Albanian institutions in cooperation programs were addressed. The Albanian side appreciated the bank's interest in strategic sectors and stressed the importance of foreign investment at this stage of transition. For their part, the bank's representatives expressed their readiness to support the priorities of the Albanian government. The meeting also discussed the business climate, infrastructure, and the need for a more efficient administration.

Question: How do you see the country's political situation? Answer: The situation remains sensitive, but the institutions are being consolidated. More responsibility is needed from all sides. Question: What is the role of the media? Answer: The media should contribute to accurate public information and avoid sensationalism. Question: What is expected from the opposition? Answer: The opposition should be constructive and accept the rules of the democratic game. (Continues on page 2) Lorenc Ligori

Monthly report on Albania by rapporteur Rexh Zifira In the continuation of the assembly's work, the report on Albania was presented. The document addresses the country's political, economic, and institutional developments over the last months and highlights the progress made in several sectors. Rapporteur Rexh Zifira emphasized the necessity of continuing reforms and deepening relations with Euro-Atlantic partners. The Albanian delegation expressed interest in increasing contacts and exchanges at parliamentary level. (Continues on page 2)

Minister Aleksandër Meksi takes part. An agreement has been signed to improve Albania's energy system. The document provides for concrete measures to rehabilitate the network, increase capacities, and ensure a more stable energy supply. Minister Aleksandër Meksi took part in the signing ceremony, stressing the strategic importance of this project for the economy and the daily life of citizens. It was noted that the implementation of the agreement will require close coordination between the responsible institutions and the funding partners. (Continues on page 2)

Unifying development for the Democratic Party and the Party of Albania, Representation of the PSSH, Saphia... The unifying development of all party and state structures remains an essential condition for accelerating reforms. In the conditions of transition, any delay in improving the administration, the judiciary, and local governance has direct consequences on citizens' lives. The Democratic Party must be an example in this process, by demanding accountability, professionalism, and honesty. Alongside this, it is necessary for state institutions to act with transparency and efficiency. Only in this way can public trust be strengthened and progress made more quickly toward European standards.

The Socialist Party removed me from its ranks because I, as chairwoman of the Euro-Socialist Youth of the Mat district, said yes to the Constitution, no to politics Perhaps, if it were named, it is, as it is, sometimes with a people and with a political reasoning. The truth is that arbitrary decisions cannot be justified with ideological labels. I have supported the Constitution as a necessity for consolidating the rule of law and protecting civil freedoms. This is precisely what brought me into conflict with local leaders of the Socialist Party, who did not accept this position. My exclusion was carried out without debate and without respecting any democratic norm. If a political force does not tolerate different thinking within itself, how can it claim it will respect pluralism in society? (Continues on page 6)

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PRESIDENT BERISHA RECEIVED THE CHAIRMEN OF THE ROMANIES IN SWITZERLAND President Sali Berisha held a meeting with representatives of Albanian associations in Switzerland. In this conversation, the need to strengthen ties with the diaspora and to encourage cooperation in various fields was emphasized. The interlocutors focused on the problems of emigration, investment, and the preservation of national identity. The President expressed appreciation for the role that Albanians abroad play in improving Albania's image and helping its development.

ZP AND REPRESENTATIVES OF OSE OR OF THE THIRTY-SOMETHING Tirana ZP and representatives of the law enforcement forces have announced that criminal groups operating in different areas are being closely monitored. According to the information made public, measures are being taken to strike them and to increase security. It has also been emphasized that cooperation with local government and with the community is essential to prevent the spread of violent acts.