Gratitude for the great moral and material support At the closing session of the Board of Governors of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, World Bank President Luis T. Preston said he was pleased with economic growth in Albania. In other words, the Albanian economy is on the right track. SHPËTIM LUKU The assembly of governors of the 50 member countries of the EBRD, which has been working in London these days, focused mainly on financing private or state projects for the former communist countries of Eastern Europe. In this context, several loans with very favorable terms have been approved for Albania. At yesterday's closing session of the Board of Governors of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, World Bank President Luis T. Preston said he was pleased with economic growth in Albania. According to him, this is a positive sign that gives confidence to foreign investors. He added that World Bank assistance will continue for Albania, especially in the areas of infrastructure, agriculture, the banking system and privatization. Speaking about the Albanian economy, Preston stressed that reforms are progressing and that monetary stability has been achieved to a satisfactory degree. According to him, the country still needs financial and technical support, but the path taken is the right one. In conclusion, he thanked the Albanian authorities for their cooperation and expressed understanding for the difficulties of the transition.

Silence - a serious complicity Not "betrayers", not "indifference" Today, the voices of dissent, after a several-month suspicion, have returned to the SP with their presence in the party. This is no coincidence, but something that has happened under the dictate of several recent events such as the 6-1 case in court, Nano's contradictory statements in the media, or the strong divergences he has with the followers of F. S. Noli's ideology. In the absence of governance, in the confusion of daily politics, or the need to turn the party into a true formation of the left, it is the recent initiatives of some anti-communist persecuted people that have electrified the internal discussion. Not so much for their representation as for the debates they have caused. Their accusations about the communist past, about the rhetoric of the red bureaucracy, and about the sidelining of different voices from the left have irritated the current leadership of this party. If until yesterday the few opposition voices were not taken seriously, now things seem to be taking on a different shape. In this framework, the silence of many public figures and intellectuals close to this political force is more than disbelief: it is complicity. When words must be spoken, their absence becomes a position. When distancing from evil is required, relativizing it becomes approval. This silence is not neutrality, but a heavy moral burden.

IN THE PHOTO: F. Nano's villa being built in Selitë e Vogël, Tirana. The workers say that Anisa Angjolli is in charge and the materials come from the apartments from Greece ... While the owner is getting the money back IN THE PHOTO: F. Nano's villa being built in Selitë e Vogël, Tirana. The workers building in Selitë e Vogël, Tirana. The workers say that Anisa Angjolli is in charge and the materials come from the apartments from Greece... While the owner is getting the money back Lawyer Sashaku alleges the guilt of the company with which his villa is being built near Nano Lawyer Sashaku has accused former prime minister Fatos Nano of being partially under house arrest, while he works at the company "Euro-Alba" in a civil case. According to Sashaku, this company has been favored and used for the construction of the villa in Selitë. He stated that the works have not been financed from clear sources and called for an investigation into the way the payments were made. In a brief reaction, representatives close to Nano denied the accusations. The case is expected to reignite the political debate about the wealth of former high-ranking officials.

Read on page 3: AVD - the 400 thousand dollars of Dokle. BY ORHANASI Bring two more daisies. What is the explainer, this one has no film!

A little analysis after a pseudo-half-year anniversary p. 3 Don't take on things you can't handle, Mr. Majko p. 6 - Humour page p. 7 - Sports page

The minister's commission denounces the appointees of the communist government! We call on national opinion to support us in a petition addressed to the People's Assembly p. 2

Partial notice included in the text[?] ... Albania may receive new loans on easier terms. The World Bank and the IMF assess the progress of reforms.

Immigrant and what school graduate[?] And one side: sun, flowers and money. And the second side: the hungry volume, who sees Ylli? and Ylli, P.S. and mihin, who sees for them? Who sees the citizen? Read in the next issue. NDERKE CUNI