Durrës. – In the course of the decade, have you noted this attitude to- wards? We have used industrial [?] since 1964. It has achieved a major presence in the field of achievements. This enterprise, equipped with highly sophisticated machinery and apparatus, which with modern means achieve the dynamic movement of progress, in the branch of glass production and processing. Here various kinds of glass are processed, among them many industrial types, which until yesterday were imported. In addition to these specific products, glass for decorations and constructions is also produced here, but not only that! Everyone is engaged in a continuous effort to improve the work and to find new and better ways and forms in production. And further? We asked the enterprise manager this question. “Here we are preparing the documentation for the transfer of several types of glass used for various applications, to international standards. They will be used in the construction industry, in agriculture, in laboratories and in other services. These are concrete objectives, which are closely linked to the present and long-term goals of this enterprise,” the director tells us. The young people of this enterprise, especially the specialists, follow the growth of production responsibly and constantly record the indicators. Many experienced workers and engineers work in the enterprise, enabling the younger generations to master advanced technologies. The new developments of the time influence the growth of production and its quality. In their near and distant plans, an important place is given to the further development of the glass-processing sector, the expansion of the range of products and the introduction of new forms of organization. All this is done to make better use of resources and further increase the effectiveness of work.

By Fejzo e Kryeziu[?] As has been published or written earlier, these vocationally oriented secondary schools have successfully carried and preserved these symbolic names for years. And Hajri Kovaçari? It is preparing to bear this name with dignity also in the future, just as it has until now. “Indeed, we have wanted and still want with all our heart for our school, as an institution of knowledge and education, to be worthy of the figure of that wise, intelligent and tireless man,” says the school principal. “For us this has been not only an honor, but also a special moral duty.” When asked what this tradition and this name mean to them today, he adds that students and teachers pay attention to preserving values and creating an ever richer cultural environment. “We are convinced that the address we will write every day to this name is good work, good behavior and high results.” This school has linked its name with dedication, discipline and results. In its surroundings, the traces of careful educational and formative work can be felt. In conversations with teachers and students, one notices the desire to move forward and keep the tradition alive. This is also shown by the many teaching, cultural and social activities that take place there. For many, this is a name written not only on a signboard, but also in the consciousness of everyone who enters that school.

The newspaper “Morava” with new pages and rich sections The newspaper “Morava,” with new pages and rich sections, has broadened the range of its interests. In the articles published recently, one can see the effort to reflect more broadly the economic, social and cultural life of the region. The new sections give it greater variety and make it closer to the reader. In the latest issues, materials have been published on production, on cooperative life, on education and cultural activities, as well as on the initiatives of working people. There is room in them for the specialist’s word, for the worker’s experience, and for the reader’s concerns. While preserving the characteristics of the local press, “Morava” strives to be as close as possible to the readers’ needs. For this purpose, sections have also been opened that deal with issues of youth, family, everyday life and culture. The increase in contacts with readers and the expansion of the network of contributors are giving the newspaper more vitality and interest. This is also the reason why its pages are being read with greater curiosity.

A few days ago I had the opportunity to talk with many young men and women from the village, but not only with them. The conversation also led us to the question of family ties and knowledge of relatives. Many of them knew well how large the close and distant circle of the family is, how many cousins, nephews and nieces each household has, how many bonds they maintain with the common family tree, and how often they gather in joy and sorrow. Someone joked that if we count carefully we will find that we have many sisters and brothers. There was also truth in that remark, because the Albanian family, with its branches, remains a large human community. This feeling of closeness and belonging, nourished by customs and shared memory, is one of the values that keep our social life connected. Even when people move away, even when children grow up and create their own families, the threads of kinship are not easily broken. In gatherings, in celebrations, in joint work, in mutual help, these ties reveal themselves. That is why we often feel the family not simply as a small core, but as a broader world, where each person has his or her own place. The mother at work in the agricultural enterprise of Lezha. (Photo: N. Xhuli)

Daily information from the districts Facing heavy rainfall – SHKODËR – In every agricultural cooperative and livestock cooperative, measures have begun to be taken to avoid the damage that may come from heavy rainfall. In many areas work has been done to open drainage channels, strengthen embankments and move the livestock feed base to safer places. Agricultural workers are engaged in safeguarding production and preventing the situation from worsening. Facing heavy rainfall – SUHOREKË – In some low-lying fields where water has accumulated, immediate drainage measures have been taken. The cooperative councils and specialists have gone into the field and are closely following the condition of the agricultural crops. Special attention is being given to protecting seedlings and securing seed for late sowings. – DIBËR – The high-ranking livestock specialist talks with the sheep[?]. “That is one of the most important measures,” he says. “By keeping pasture conditions and feed supply under control, we avoid the consequences of bad weather.” In some farms additional feed reserves have been secured and measures have been taken for veterinary care. – PUKË – The high-ranking specialist talks with the sheep[?]. “In this period, repairing the buildings where livestock are kept is also of particular importance, because humidity and cold can cause damage,” he said. According to him, with better cooperation between specialists and the production base, the situation can be handled without major difficulties. Younger seedlings[?] – ÇERMË – The figures, norms and results of recent years also show among the young people in the agricultural enterprises a greater commitment to production. Young cooperative members and workers are taking part in actions, sowing and various services. Among them there are many examples of young people who stand out for discipline and results. This is helping agriculture as a whole to move at a better pace. Younger seedlings[?] – PËRMET – The local authorities and the managers of agricultural enterprises are encouraging the involvement of young people in the main production processes. This is evident both in agricultural services and in product processing and machinery maintenance. The aim is to increase responsibility and strengthen young people’s connection with the countryside and agricultural work. Full harvests[?] – ZALL-HERR[?] – In the rain[?], efforts have continued to be made to protect crops and to ensure the pace of agricultural work. Measures have been taken so that, as soon as more favorable conditions are created, all planned processes can resume at full intensity. Special attention is being paid to spring crops and pastures.

Continuing the series of memories written by collaborators, comrades-in-arms, relatives and various activists, the second volume of the book “Memories of Enver” has come off the press. The new work includes testimonies, memories and episodes that shed light on figures and events connected with the life and activity of Enver Hoxha. The volume brings together materials by different authors, who recall important moments from different periods. Through these memories, the book seeks to reflect aspects of political and social activity, as well as the human relationships of the figure portrayed. The publication has been received with interest by readers and is expected to have an echo also in academic and cultural circles. Kol Nidai[?], in the agricultural enterprise. – Koll Mëzgani in order to be at the center of attention. GJON NDODA[?]

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