25/07/1998
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Zëri i Popullit

25 July 1998

Vans carrying smuggled cigarettes seized

Tirana, another successful operation by the customs police Two police officers were also detained for escorting the smuggled goods, one from the Korçë police station and the other from Tirana’s No. 4 police station PAGE 6

Deadlines for submitting privatization documents have been missed

With Deputy Minister of Economy and Privatization Pajtìm Bello The Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Public Works and Transport, the Ministry of Local Government, as well as several district councils, are showing sluggishness PAGE 7

First auction for the sale of assets fails

“DELOIT & TOUCHE” CALLS FOR BANKING IMPARTIALITY “DELOIT & TOUCHE” CALLS FOR BANKING IMPARTIALITY First auction for the sale of assets fails Everything is being done to avoid compromising the impartiality of the sales process

“1 million” ECU in investments

EBRD IN ALBANIA PAGE 7

Three robbers arrested by police

SHKODËR They tried to steal the municipal treasury PAGE 6

WE MUST NOT LET PEOPLE BECOME DISILLUSIONED

Fatos Nano: “Kosovo is our top priority” The General Steering Committee of the PSSH meets. Discussions, debates, and the development of political responsibilities PAGES 2–3 Photo: A. Roma

A METEOR THAT BURNED OUT QUICKLY

Drago Siliqi On the 35th anniversary of the passing of the talented poet, critic, and publicist PAGE 8

Does it really all start with the building?!

After the protest at the National Theatre Minister Rama: “The actors manipulated the agreements; I have not issued any final decision” PAGE 9

The PSSH must grow stronger and further develop its democratic character

Conclusions of the meeting of the General Steering Committee of the Socialist Party of Albania PAGE 5

The Constitution is the basis of the SP’s work from today until referendum day

FATOS NANO “The discussion of the draft must not be monopolized by politics, so that it can remain above politics, above its current balances and the narrow interests of every part of the country’s political spectrum. The Constitution cannot remain hostage to passions, nor can it be regarded as a political trophy.” PAGES 2–3