From President Berisha’s official meeting with President Iliesku PHOTO: G. Babani The one-day official visit to Romania by the President of the Republic of Albania, Dr. Sali Berisha, at the invitation of the Romanian President Jon Iliesku, was an important event in the development of the multifaceted relations between the two countries and our two peoples, in promoting cooperation and expanding contacts in various fields. Romania is a friendly country, with which Albanians have traditionally maintained good and wide-ranging relations. This assessment was shared in the face-to-face meeting of the two presidents and later in the official talks held between the delegations of the two countries. At the first meeting, President Iliesku welcomed President Berisha to Romania, highly valuing relations between the two countries and expressing confidence that this visit would take them to an even higher level. President Berisha thanked him for the invitation and the appreciation, emphasizing that this visit is an expression of the good relations between the two countries and will serve their further development. In the official talks, in addition to bilateral relations, views were exchanged on current Balkan issues, especially the crisis in the former Yugoslavia and the situation in Kosovo. A shared conviction was expressed that peace and stability in the Balkans are closely linked to respect for human rights and national rights. President Berisha underscored the need for a peaceful solution to problems and the importance of strengthening cooperation among the countries of the region. (Continues on page 2)

On Sunday morning we arrived in the city of Tulcea to continue by road to Bucharest. At the Romanian airport, Dr. Sali Berisha left for the presidency, while the Albanian delegation went in another car to the hotel. The first official reports announced that the Albanian protocol had been accommodated at the “Hotel Intercontinental”, not far from the center of the Romanian capital. At the official reception the delegations were introduced and then the talks began. The cooperation documents were signed. (Continues on page 2)

The United States Embassy clarified yesterday that, regarding statements made in the media about an issue reported as a conflict or incident, it has no additional official position at the moment. Various sources mention documents, contacts, and assessments related to political and diplomatic activities. (Continues on page 2)

The war of nerves continues on the pages of the press as well. According to some comments and reactions, abuses of the name of the USA and unclear statements have been used to influence public opinion. A recent reaction says that a memorandum and several other materials were misused for propaganda purposes. (Continues on page 2)

The Prime Minister and the ministers discussed various decisions of an economic and social nature. Issues of reform, public finances, and administration were addressed. In the discussions, the progress of several sectors was assessed and guidance was given for improving institutional work. (Continues on page 2)

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The talks took place in an atmosphere of understanding and friendship. The importance of strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation in the interest of peace, stability, and prosperity in the region was emphasized. The two presidents reaffirmed their commitment to democratic values and respect for human rights. (Continues on page 3)

On Friday, in the premises of the PDSH house for the Korçë Branch, the branch presidency meeting was held. Local leaders were present at the meeting and organizational problems, the expansion of structures, and political activity in the district were discussed. At the end, decisions were taken to strengthen the party’s role in the community. (Continues on page 4)

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