The specialist from IKV Lushnjë advises us By VASALO TOTO MASHTA In our veins lies the highest regard for honest farmers, especially those sectors on which the country’s bread depends. Presenting the situation of the work and especially the difficult conditions in the sectors of the state farm and the agricultural cooperative, the specialist from IKV Lushnjë says that soil preparation, sowing of crops and other tasks must be viewed through the lens of economics and increased production. He emphasizes the need for better organization, technological discipline and the rational use of available means. Under current conditions, responsibility and a strong sense of duty are required from all links in production. In many cases, shortages have not arisen from objective impossibility, but from negligence and underestimation of agricultural technical requirements. Experience shows that where work is done with planning and dedication, the results are better. For this reason, the specialist advises that key tasks be carried out at the proper time, seeds and fertilizers be secured, and improvisation be avoided. Only in this way, he says, can difficulties be overcome and bread production preserved.

We talk with the lawyer Conversation with lawyer THOMA IDRIZOI about the 4 types of expiry of obligations At a time when cases that are difficult to resolve are increasing. Specialists in the field have also been asked about them. The lawyer explains the meaning of limitation periods, the ways they can be interrupted, and the consequences of the expiry of the term in civil and obligational relations. It clarifies the cases in which an obligation cannot be pursued indefinitely, but is subject to periods set by law. Within this framework, four types of expiry and their impact on the exercise of subjective rights are discussed. Readers are advised to keep documents and present claims within the prescribed deadlines.

Liazid? The new mechanism does not wait for savings Premër. Pedalier of difficulties — concrete measures Kukës. Let us avoid damage to the light Action. To evedalis? but the light We save, it grows and we? for the light In conditions where the country is facing energy shortages, institutions and citizens are called upon to show greater responsibility in the use of electric power. The article gives examples from different enterprises and areas, where discipline, the avoidance of losses in the network, and control of consumption are demanded. It is emphasized that every watt saved has a direct impact on the national economy. Concrete measures, technical inspections and the mobilization of collectives are mentioned to avoid damage and cope with seasonal loads. The article underscores that saving is not only an institutional duty, but also a civic one.

Impression Tender and quiet tones? Felt and delicate? Somewhere like a distant morning? The sight of the water and the riverbank awakens thoughts about the flow of time, about life, and about the people who give meaning to a place. Today’s Drin is seen as a mirror in which changes, concerns, and hopes can be seen. In the calm of the landscape, the author finds motives to speak about the homeland, about work, and about the ordinary person who seeks a better life. The description moves from nature to social reflection, intertwining memories, observations, and questions about the present. Landscape Lake of Kukës and the bank of the Drin [?]

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