Only with the land stabilization law is the Albanian peasant harmed, along with the true owners of the land and others At the insistence of President Berisha and in line with the decisions of the Congress, a round table was organized with owners, representatives of the unified communities and others from the coastal areas, attended by Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi and the deputy prime ministers Dylber Vrioni and Besnik Shehu. At the insistence of President Berisha and in line with the decisions of the Congress, a round table was organized with owners, representatives of the unified communities and others from the coastal areas, attended by Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi and the deputy prime ministers Dylber Vrioni and Besnik Shehu Xh.K. This fully fulfills the PD's promise of land privatization, land that will be compensated to the owners while also respecting, to the maximum extent, the interests of the peasant. These rights can be realized through a special law. He further said that the government is determined to resolve this problem through a clear process. He stressed that the existing land law has brought numerous consequences and has harmed the old owners, especially in the coastal areas. Representatives of the owners' associations and local government leaders took part in the meeting. Aleksandër Meksi, in his speech, stressed the importance of a swift and fair solution, underlining that compensation for owners is a necessary element of democratic reforms. Dylber Vrioni spoke about the legal and administrative aspects of the process, while Besnik Shehu spoke about the need for dialogue with all parties. Representatives of the owners asked that the government no longer delay and guarantee the return or compensation of properties according to real possibilities. They praised the commitment of President Berisha and the Democratic Party in this direction. Deputy Prime Minister Dylber Vrioni at the round table with the owners of the coastal areas, attended also by Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi and others

Statement by the Ministry of Justice Regarding an article from yesterday, in which a statement was given to the journalist by Mr. Vullnet Ademi, Chairman of the High Council of Justice, in which it was said that the competence to resolve the jurisdictional conflict passes to the United Chamber of the Supreme Court, relying on normative act No. 1 dated 28.07.95, without knowing that it had been replaced by the New Code of Civil Procedure that entered into force on 01.08.95, and likewise this problem was not resolved by special amendments, but by the New Code of Civil Procedure. The Ministry of Justice informs the public that the resolution of the jurisdictional conflict is now regulated by the New Code and not by the amendments made to that code.

The Turkish agricultural delegation led by Mr. Kasadin Sahin, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Turkey, was received yesterday by the President of the Republic, Mr. Sali Berisha. President Berisha praised the good relations between the two countries and expressed the wish to expand cooperation in the field of agriculture and livestock farming. The Turkish minister thanked him for the reception and stressed his country's readiness to help Albania modernize the agricultural sector.

The Malaysian government delegation led by Mr. M. S [?] held a meeting yesterday at the Prime Minister's Office with Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi. The meeting discussed the strengthening of economic and trade relations between the two countries, as well as opportunities for cooperation in various fields. Prime Minister Meksi described the visit as an important step in expanding relations with Malaysia.

The International Development Association (IDA), a World Bank institution that offers interest-free loans and credits to poor countries, granted a loan of 4 million dollars to Albania to help develop infrastructure and reforms in priority sectors. These funds will be used for various projects and to support economic programs.

The Prosecutor of Tirana, Arben Qeleshi, speaks Regarding the newspaper Zëri i Popullit article of 2.8.1995, titled "The disappearance of files from the prosecutor's office", the Tirana District Prosecutor's Office clarifies that this news is not true. All checks have been carried out and it turns out that no file is missing. The Prosecutor of Tirana, Arben Qeleshi, stresses that this is misinformation and speculation. He states that work at the Tirana Prosecutor's Office continues normally and that the documentation control is complete.

Yesterday at the Ministry of Agriculture, a cooperation protocol was signed between the Ministry of Agriculture of Albania and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Turkey. The document provides for cooperation in agricultural production, livestock farming, exchanges of specialists, and technology. The agreement was regarded as an important step toward increasing bilateral cooperation.

The communist leaders would never have allowed Albania to join the CSCE CONFIDENTIAL Minutes taken at the meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Party on 23 August 1990 The Second Conference of the Democratic Party branch in Shijak was held Meta The pro-Serb Marxist leader of the Socialist Party is of no use to anyone; he cannot even serve as a worthy opponent