17/03/1991
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Zëri i Popullit

17 March 1991

LET US TURN ALL OUR ATTENTION TO PRODUCTION — THE NEED OF THE DAY

The miners set an example The article is partially illegible in the image. — PUKË — [The article is partially illegible in the image.] ... Saturday called ... for mobilization, for ... workers ... to ... at work ... A sure step toward ... this much-needed motto ... collectives of the Pukë district ... the miners of the base ... in ... Most of the mines ... and ... Pukë ... production ... — PUKË — Others are lagging. The state of copper ore is also a cause for concern. While the condition of ninety percent of the copper ore ... this has increased every day by another 250 tons, which in the battle ... have not been transported from production that day. Thus the enrichment plant’s ... are not working at the capacity they have. They believe this situation is due to the workers’ idleness, which has become an obstacle because of the lack of vehicle readiness. Here again, imports come to the fore. Twenty-five vehicles are idle because of batteries. There were 37, but these days 12 were put back to work, the comrades at the department explain. More are expected to arrive. They speak favorably of the fact that, for the first time, there has been ... only pyrite concentrate, which is for export, but here one learns that there are also stoppages in work. Thus, in one enterprise some departments are working well, but others are also falling behind. Something similar suggests that the administrations are not properly overseeing the work. The forestry enterprise, the SMT, the repair and service enterprise, etc., have no deficits. Indeed, the latter opened six new departments in the city of Pukë these days and has provided all services to the population. “Now there is no question of work stoppages in the agricultural cooperatives,” many cooperative leaders tell us. This is a good thing at the beginning of spring, when planting has also started here. In Mërtur, Markagjej, the cooperative chairman told us that until a few days ago I had requests for work and could not meet them all. Now that new work fronts have opened, there is no shortage. Gjon Vata, head of the district agriculture section, tells us the same. Work is underway to meet the urgent tasks of the day. Nevertheless, we cannot say that everything is going well. Take the indicator of ...: these days the district is at 84 percent of the graph. While Ibala, Qelëza, and Fushë-Arrëzi are exceeding the daily rates, some others have fallen short because of inadequate measures for wintering the cows. Nevertheless, from conversations with their leaders, one gathers that they will meet the quarterly plan for milk production as well. It is a positive fact that meat production and its delivery have exceeded the target. GJON GJONI

Those who do not slack off at work make good use of their time

— LIBRAZHD — While we hear reports of work stoppages at the Vreshtas State Agricultural Enterprise in the Korçë district, people are also striving together for a better future, working to carry out their tasks on schedule and across the board. After a winter with ample rainfall, the workers at our farm are working with great commitment to fulfill the seasonal tasks. We are therefore working at our familiar pace, having first taken up the two basic crops of the economy, from which the greatest income will also be secured. Their condition and development are promising. These days we began planting sugar beet, and its schedules are being met regularly. The planting of seasonal vegetables in the seedbeds—tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, spring onions, leeks—and those for the fields, such as spinach, lettuce, salad greens, and peas, has been completed in full, and they are being tended every day. The fertilizing and spraying, and the cultivation of the fruit trees and vineyards, were completed some time ago. (Continued on page 2)

(Photo: N. Xhufka) At the food-processing enterprise, Çorovodë.

Good indicators

— LIBRAZHD — The working class of the Librazhd district is upholding its tradition of fulfilling tasks across the board. This is also expressed by democracy and self-esteem. Dashamir Gegaj, chief agronomist at the geological enterprise, brings us the good news that this enterprise fulfilled its three-month tasks in securing chromium and copper reserves. He regards the discovery of a chromium-bearing layer more than five meters thick in lower Bushtricë as a new deposit of rich chromium ore. The chromium mine has met its production target, as well as its sales target. Meanwhile, the iron mine has not met its sales plan, since the metallurgical combine is undergoing maintenance and the plant that uses this raw material has had no need for it. But the iron-nickel mine, for the period from January through 15 March, has substantially exceeded its export plan, reaching 228 percent. Meanwhile, both industrial production and sales of goods have also exceeded their targets by ninety-seven percent. Sales of goods alone reached more than 190 percent. The tasks for the period were also fulfilled by the municipal housing enterprise, the commercial enterprise, and the Përrenjas NFP. XHEVDET ALMETA

Production must be delivered to its destination

Export goods are plentiful at the Guri i Kuq station — POGRADEC — What has become an obstacle to exports reaching only about 60.2 percent, when we know that this task has now been given high priority? All the mines—the iron-nickel mine at Guri i Kuq, the silver mine at Alarup, and the chromium mine at Pojskë—have done their part: they have left the ore ... extracted and taken it to the railway station, but its removal is difficult. From Pogradec there are ... many ... — POGRADEC — As for chromium, these figures must also be supplemented by the large quantities of production stockpiled at the mine sites. For example, at the mine sites, apart from gysurgur, there are 25,000 tons of gysurgur for export. At present, although the railways have finally become more regular, transportation of this material is required, but there are too few wagons. The days ... recently observed ... quarterly shipments ... following the closure of Mosëva ... are few ... The export-goods trader is facing obstacles in fulfilling the entire quarterly target, which will also bring financial difficulties to these three mines and to ... all their workers. A look beyond the mines gives us this picture in Pogradec: the collectives of the food enterprise and the collection enterprise have substantially exceeded their targets for industrial production and the indicators for sales of goods. Likewise, the targets have been exceeded by all four commercial enterprises in the district: the trading enterprise, the enterprise for various goods, the purchasing enterprise, the workers’ supply enterprise, and tourism. At district level, the target for the circulation of goods ... for the period from the beginning of the year until now has been fulfilled at 104 percent. In the two main indicators, services to the public and the sales-of-goods indicator ...

Production must be delivered to its destination

... the sales-of-goods indicator has exceeded the targets by even more. KOSTAQ DUKA

List of candidates for deputy proposed by the Albanian Party of Labour

BERAT 1, FATBARDHA SKËNDER HYSI, Economist, secretary of the Party Committee of the Textile Combine in Berat 2, PAVLLO SOTIRAQ BOJAXHIU, Doctor. 3, PERPARIM HYSNI RUZl, Doctor. 4, GEZIM REFAET GURAZI, Petroleum engineer, secretary of the Party Committee in Kuçovë 5, KRISTAQ DHOSI ODËRICANI, Mechanical engineer, director of the NPA in Kuçovë 6, FATOS XHEVAIR ZOTKAJ, Biochemist, head of the education section 7, DHIMO VANGJEL DUNDO, Economist 8, ASQER QEMAL SHEHU, Agronomist, head of the agriculture section 9, FLAMUR MUSA ABDINI, Party education, director of the bus depot 10, TOMOR HAXHI BEQOLLARI, Zootechnician, chairman of the agricultural cooperative in Vokopolë 11, FADIL RAMO NASUFI, Biochemist, first secretary of the district Youth Committee 12, XHEMAL ILAZ DAUTI, Agronomist, deputy chairman of the executive committee 13, AVDYL TAFIL PILAFAJ, Party education, secretary of the district Party Committee DIBËR 15, FEHMI HAZIZ ABDIU, Jurist, deputy chairman of the High Court 16, ALI SEIT KAÇA, Economist, employee at the KE of the chromium mines in Mishel-Kërçovë 17, XHEMAL XHAVIT GAZIDEDE, Party education, chairman of the district KP executive committee 18, HUZRI RAMADAN HOXHA, Agronomist, director of the State Agricultural Enterprise 19, VEHAP SELIM DAKU, Zootechnician, chairman of the Kala e Dodës agricultural cooperative 20, OSMAN NEZIR MURATI, Economist, first secretary of the district Party Committee 21, FISNIK IZEJ HYKA, Commander of the Dibër Division 22, XHELIL ALI GJONI, Secretary of the Central Committee of the PPSH 23, HAXHI HALIT LLESHI, Veteran 24, BAJUR HALIL PATA, Mining engineer, secretary of the district Party Committee 25, AHMET SULEJMAN KAMBERI, Doctor, “Candidate of Sciences,” lecturer at Hasan... University 26, ARIF SEFEDIN HASANI, Surgeon DURRËS 27, NAZIM FADIL SKUQI, Mathematician, first secretary of the district Party Committee 28, ARJANA MARKO KAROLI, employee at the district KP Executive Committee 29, ADEM SELIM DIZDARI, Finance economist, director of the chemical enterprise 30, FATBARDHA BAJRAM DYRRI, Doctor 31, MOIKOM ZIHNI ZEQQO, Chairman of the Committee for Culture and the Arts 32, PETRAQ ANASTAS KOTE, Civil engineer, chairman of the executive committee of the Durrës city KP 33, RESHAT SABRI ISUFI, Electrical engineer, director of the Kavajë Wood Production Enterprise 34, NO CANDIDACY HAS BEEN PUT FORWARD 35, MIRJAM AHMET HOTI, Doctor 36, FIGURET RISHVAN HALLULLI, Agronomist, chairman of the Luz i Vogël agricultural cooperative 37, FATMIR ARISTIDH MINGOLI, Mechanical engineer, chairman of the Durrës KP executive committee 38, AGRON EQEREM FISHTA, Mechanical engineer, deputy chairman of the district KP executive committee 39, IBRAHIM MEHMET KALEMI, Doctor 40, PËLLUMB BAJRAM DEMA, Agronomist, chairman of the agricultural cooperative in Lalëz 41, SULEJMAN BAJRAM DISHA, Veterinarian in Jub Shk[\u001e] 42, GAQO SOTIR KRISTO, Division commissar in Shijak 43, FATMIR HASAN VOCI, Agronomist, section head at the Shijak cooperative 44, FATMIR RAMIZ DOÇI, Chemist, director of the food enterprise in Shijak 45, XHEVDET HYSNI ALLBASANI, Agronomist, chairman of the People’s Council in Rashbull ELBASAN 46, PERTEF ZIKO ZHEGU, Mechanical engineer, director of Plant 12, KME 47, TEUTA NIKO DILO, Physicist at the Design Institute in the Metallurgical Combine. “Candidate of Sciences” 48, BUKUROSH NDRIQIM STAFA, Metallurgical engineer, director of the Metallurgical Combine 49, AGRON DILAVER TATO, Mathematician, director of the Higher Pedagogical Institute in Elbasan 50, No candidacy has been put forward 51, KOZMA HIPOKRAT BIBA, Chemist, head of the industry section of the district executive committee 52, MUHARREM RAMADAN KAJOLLI, Agronomist, chairman of the Bradashesh agricultural cooperative 53, BAKI GANI SHEHU, Division commissar 54, HYSEN SHEFQET META, Agronomist, chairman of the Papëjovë agricultural cooperative 55, SKËNDER SALI DUBALI, secretary of the Peqin city Party Committee 56, HAKI SELMAN HYSA, Agronomist, director of the Belsh State Agricultural Enterprise 57, NDRIQIM QEMAL HYSA, Agronomist, chairman of the Dragostunjë agricultural cooperative 58, SULEJMAN XHEMAL PEPA, Agronomist, first secretary of the district Party Committee 59, ISMAIL ZENUN QERri, Agronomist, head of the agriculture section of the Executive Committee 60, MOISI VENJAMIN LUSHI, Agronomist, chairman of the Klos agricultural cooperative 61, XHEMAL ABAZ QERIMENI, Mechanical engineer, secretary of the city Party Committee 62, MURAT IDRIZ JANCE, Agronomist, head of the planning department in Shijak 63, LIGOR KOVI BALLA, Party bureau secretary, Gjinar 64, BAJRAM ALI KURTI, Economist at the agricultural cooperative in Godolesh FIER 65, YLLI SOKRAT BUFI, Chemical engineer, Minister of the Food Industry, Candidate of Sciences 66, DRINI BEDRI MEZINI, Geological engineer, Minister of the Mineral Industry and Energy 67, KRISTAQ NASI THANASI, Civil engineer, director of the NIN in Fier 68, XHORXHI LLAMBI MARKU, Mechanical engineer, director of the SMT in Fier 69, ANASTAS NIKOLLA PONE, Engineer, chairman of the Fier district executive committee 70, LIR GOR GURI DUSHI, Prosecutor of the Fier district 71, DHIMITËR JOTI DHAMO, Doctor 72, SHYQYRI DALIP RESHEKPI, Agronomist, chairman of the agricultural cooperative in Zharrëz 73, NAPOLON QEMAL METRRAJ, Geological engineer, director of the D[?]P in Fier 74, ENGJËLL HAIR BESHAJ, Petroleum engineer, first secretary of the PPSH Party Committee 75, PËLLUMB LAZE SHPATA, Veterinarian in Patos 76, XHEVAIR HEKURAN TAHIRAJ, Agronomist, director of the Roskovec State Agricultural Enterprise 77, BARDHYL NEKI FASKO, Agronomist, chairman of the agricultural cooperative in Çakran 78, FAIK RESMI MEMUSHI, Agronomist, director of the secondary school in Levan 79, SPIRO PETRO LULE, Agronomist, director of the State Agricultural Enterprise 80, BILBIL JASHAR JAUPI, Financial economist, first secretary of the district Party Committee 81, KASTRIOT SELMAN ISLAMI, Physicist, Minister of Education, Doctor of Sciences 82, XHEVAIR SULO BREGU, Agricultural economist, secretary of the district Party Committee 83, ALI GJYSH LLAMAJ, Division commander GRAMSH 84, HYSEN TARE GODOLE, District pasture supervisor 85, AJET BILAL BACI, Accounting economist, chairman of the Kodovjat agricultural cooperative 86, MEÇAN KODHEL HOXHA, First secretary of the district Party Committee GJIROKASTËR 87, ELVIRA HADER SHAPOLLO, History and geography, head of the district archive 88, ADIL HAKI ÇARÇANI, Economist, chairman of the General Committee of the FDSH 89, FLAMUR SHYQYRI CANI, Agronomist, chairman of the Gjirokastër district executive committee 90, FOTO JORGJI FUQI, Accounting economist, director of the NP in Dropull 91, VANGJEL VASO NGJELO, Agronomist, director of the SMT in Gjirokastër 92, THEODHORI APOSTOL BEJ, Economist, “doctoral student,” assistant to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers ERSEKË 93, SHKËLQIM ISLAM CANI, Accounting economist, deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers 94, SOTIR MISTO KOKERI, first secretary of the district Party Committee KORÇË 95, VANGJEL MISTO ÇERAVA, Mechanical engineer, first secretary of the district Party Committee 96, AGIM FASLLI SHAHINASI, Electrical engineer, head of the industry section of the executive committee 97, AVNI AVDURAIM BILBILI, Sculptor 98, ALBERT LLAMBI FILIPI, Mechanical engineer, UM Agricultural 99, NASI NAQO LERA, Writer, secretary of the League of Writers and Artists 100, THEODHOR AQ VANGJEL BELLO, Geological engineer at Mborje-Drenovë 101, MELAZIM HAXHI MATRAKU, Agronomist, chairman of the agricultural cooperative in Kuçak 102, PANDI TASI STEFA, Mechanical engineer, director of the UM Agricultural 103, AHMET BAFTJAR HOXHALLARI, Doctor 104, LUTFI HALIM DAUTLLARI, Agronomist, first secretary of the district Party Committee 105, BUJAR VAIT KOLANECI, Economist, deputy chairman of the State Planning Commission 106, PËLLUMB TOSUN SEFERKOLLI, Zootechnician, chairman of the Lumalas agricultural cooperative 107, MITRO PANDO NEDELKO, Medical teacher 108, VASFI RAMADAN SHEFIRI, Agronomist, chairman of the Pojan agricultural cooperative 109, DRITERIO RIZA AGOLLI, Chairman of the League of Writers and Artists 110, GJERGJI NDREKO KRASTAFlLLAKU, Mechanical engineer, chairman of the district executive committee 111, MELEQ NEIM GUPI, Agronomist, chairman of the Mënikulas agricultural cooperative KRUJË 112, GEZIM XHEMAL DEDJA, Jurist at the district prosecutor’s office 113, SULEJMAN DERVISH DISHA, Agronomist, director of the SMT 114, FADIL ABDULLA DACI, Agronomist, “Candidate of Sciences,” director of the Forage Institute 115, GEZIM MUSTAFA HAXHIU, Agronomist, secretary of the executive committee 116, HAJDAR ISMAIL SINANI, Agronomist, director of the Fruit-Culture State Agricultural Enterprise in Mamurras 117, PETRAQ TALO KALEMI, Agronomist, “Candidate of Sciences,” chairman of the district executive committee 118, PASHKE PËLLUMB MARKU, Accounting economist at the agricultural cooperative in Laç 119, VALENTIN ZEF LLESHI, Civil engineer, chairman of the district Party Committee KUKËS 120, ISLAM SINAN GJANA, Mathematician, first secretary of the Party Committee 121, QAZIM ALI LAÇI, Mining engineer, director of the mine in Gjegjan 122, MUHARREM RESHEP MEZINI, Agronomist, chairman of the executive committee 123, QEMAL MUSTAFA ELEZI, Mechanical engineer, deputy chairman of the KP Executive Committee 124, FEIM DERVISH TOTA, Chairman of the agricultural cooperative in Bushtricë 125, NAMIK HAMZA DOKLE, Editor-in-chief of the newspaper “Zëri i Popullit” 126, PETRIT BILAL MUSA, section head at the district KP Executive Committee (Continued on page 2) 17/03/91